
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/willi ... 12009.html
They will still be able to get it, I'm sure. When you think about what's been happening and the climate for tourism(not so much cash withdrawn from ATMs etc), exports(harder to sell and less being sold etc), what the Thais have been spending their foreign currency on in the last few years(airports etc), unforseen problems everywhere(political unrest with all the consequences etc), lower investment because of unfavourable exchange rates(lots of companies pulling out of counrty etc), it's easy to see why they may be short of foreign currency to buy stuff they need from outside the country like raw materials for construction/oil/steel/copper/technology/military equipment etc.sargeant wrote:Does that mean importers wont be able to get forex to pay for imports and therefore affect import jobs as well![]()
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If it does jeez we are in for a rough ride
Actually OZ, the reverse might be true. When taking the pessimistic view and thinking ahead as to how we might manage if the shit hits the fan and society self-destructs. .my partner and I have talked about heading back to the family farm in a small village in Issan. . where we could grow our own food as the family does now.]Most of us on this forum are of sufficient age and financial security to enable us to at least look after our partner and his/her family (for at least basic needs) and for that I am very grateful.