1.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper on the world market.

2.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper overseas, though it raises repayment costs on dollar-denominated debt.

3.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper.

4.   Many Thai subsidiaries of Japanese manufacturers import components for assembly in Thailand, and the weaker baht makes them more expensive.

5.   The weakening baht makes Thai assets less attractive to foreign investors.

6.   The weaker baht made their debts more expansive to repay.

7.   While a cheaper baht makes exports cheaper, it raises import prices.

8.   While a cheaper baht makes exports cheaper in overseas markets, it raises import prices.

9.   While a cheaper baht would make Thai exports cheaper, it would also make it more expensive to repay dollar-denominated debts.

10.   A cheaper baht makes Thai products cheaper overseas.