91.   So much for the IMF plans for reducing the role of the Thai government in the Thai economy.

92.   So, was the IMF wrong about its prescription for the Thai economy?

93.   Tarrin added that the Thai economy still faced several outstanding structural problems.

94.   Technology is the second most important factor dealing with structural changes in the Thai economy.

95.   Some finance managers, however, have begun to sense that the Thai economy may be reaching its bottom as evidenced by improvements in the macroeconomic picture.

96.   Tarrin said the World Bank and Asian Development Bank would play roles in advising Thailand on privatisation of state enterprises in order to strengthen the Thai economy.

97.   The amendment must contribute to the rehabilitation of the Thai economy with regard to promoting new trade and investment.

98.   Supachai said IMF officials had already been informed that the contraction of the Thai economy might be worse than was initially anticipated because of the tight restrictive monetary policy.

99.   Ten years ago the Thai economy was dominated by agricultural exports.

100.   Tarrin might also suggest that successfully reviving the Thai economy would help calm the effects of regional contagion, if backed by a larger stand-by credit.