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The long running political protests are beginning to hurt Thailand's economy. The benchmark index, the SET or stock exchange of Thailand has dropped 12% in the past month. The Thai Baht has seen the slide of more than 6% again the US dollar. Now this line shows the US dollar strengthening since the beginning of November when these protests began. Singapore Airline is canceling some flights to Bangkok in January and February because of falling demand. Tourism accounts for around 7% of Thailand's GDP, and a travel industry association says the number of domestic visitors to Bangkok has fallen 20% because of the unrest, that a drop about 400,000 people. International visitors numbers are down about 8%. The association says the biggest decrease are among Japanese tourists who are sensitive to political turmoil. Despite that, the tourism authority estimates the number of people visiting Thailand in the whole of 2013 was up by 17%. Now this protest stemmed from an amnesty build the current government propose which was seen as a move by prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra to allow her brother, the former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to return from exile. He had been ousted in 2006 coup. Now Prime minister Shinawatra has dissolved parliament and called for a snap election in early February, but Maggie that has not alleviated tension or the impact on the Thailand economy.
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  the long running political protesters are beginning to hurt Thailand's
economy. the benchmark index, the SET or stock exchange of Thailand has
dropped 12% in the past month. the Thai Baht has seen the slide of more
than 6% again the US dollar. Now this line shows the US dollar strengthening
since the beginning of November when these protesters began. Singapore airline
is cancelling some flights to Bangkok in January and February because of
the falling demand. Tourism accounts around 7% of Thailand's GDP, and a
travel industrial association says the number of domestic visitor to Bankok
has fallen 20% because of this unrest, that's dropped about 400,000 people.
  international visitors numbers are down about 8%. the association says
the biggest decrease are among Japanese tourist who are sensitive to
political turmoil, despite that, the tourism authority estimated the number
of people visiting Thailand in the whole 2013 was up by 17%.
  Now this protesters stand firmly and aim to build current government
propose which was seen as move primary minister, YingLuck Shinawatra, to
allow her brother, the former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, to return
from exile, he had been ousted in 2006-2.
  Now the prime minister has dissolved the parliament and call for snap
election in early February, but Meggi has not alleviated the tension or
the impact on the Thailand economy.

qing0204

The longrunning political protests beginning to hurt Thailand economy. The benchmark index ACT or stock exchange of Thailand  has dropped 12% in the past month.The Thai buht has has seen a slide of more than 6% agaist the US dollar.Now this line shows the US dollar strenghening since the beginning of Novembenr since the protest began.Singapore Ariline is canceling some fleight to Bangkok in January and Febuary because of falling demand. Tourism account around for the 7% of Thanland's GDP. And a travel industry association says the number of domestic visitors to Bandkok has fallen 20% because of the unrest.That's a job about 400,000 pepople.International visitor numbers are down about 8%.The association says the biggst decreas are among Japanese tourists who are sensitive to political turmoil.Despite that the tourism authority estimates that the number of people visiting the Thailand in the whole of 2013 was up by 17%.Now these protests stemmed from an amnesty bill the current government propose which is seen as a move by the prime minister I to allow her brother, the former prime minister T to return from exile. He had been ousted in 2006. Now the prime minister I has dissovled parliament and called for snap election in early February but Maggi that has not alleviated the tension or the impact on the Thai economy.

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