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PM Prayut: Govt accelerates solutions to people’s problems


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11 hours ago, owl sees all said:

A good step would be to stop importing so much Palm oil from Malaysia. The Thai domestic consumption is not great and importing the oil leads to a surplus; thus dropping the price at the factory gate.

A while ago the Prime Minister complained about the over production of rubber which led to a lower price.

To remedy this he suggested that all Thai people should try to buy more rubber goods.

Giving the high birth rate caused by teenagers, I can think of one good use for rubber.

 

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The  result  of  production  gluts  are  not altogether the "fault" of  Government  but  where that is a  factor   it usually precedes any  current  Government. Regardless  the result  of those  who dive into an  agricultural  trend  and  create the  glut  will  invariably bring the issue  to  Government in an appeal  to  maintain initial economic outcome. Sadly that  often results  in  subsidies  which are  actually a  tax on everybody but for  political appeal are often implemented.

 

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Yes, get them frying in palm oil, to go along with the palm oil oozing out of every second edible out there on the shelves, watch the national health bill soar as they sicken and die. 

I love the smell of Unintended Consequences in the morning. 

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Clearly, this explains his overwhelming electoral success - voted back into power (not that he ever left) - the acclamation of the people.

 

All these suggestions that he was aided by dispensing government money, banning a major opposition party, targeting opposition leaders and so on are, as Boris Johnson would say: "an inverted pyramid of piffle"!

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