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. WORLD BANK HELPS TO JUMP START THAILAND'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY News Release No. The loan will strengthen the competitive foundations of the economy, track reforms in the financial and corporate sectors, and support the government's proposed fiscal stimulus - particularly programs that enhance social protection. The adjustment lending program is a flexible response to the Thai crisis and will have both short- and medium-term benefits. The medium-term benefits include the consolidation of the structural reform program that began with the Finance Companies Restructuring Loan and deepened with the first Economic and Financial Adjustment Loan.
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The Thai economy quickly rebounded, growing at an annual rate of 10 percent between 1987 and 1991 before settling to 8 percent thereafter. Privatization of certain industries followed, as did significant tariff reductions in key sectors, but economic liberalization was delayed when the 1997 currency crisis led to increases in some tariff lines. Under the terms of an August 1997 International Monetary Fund bailout, Thailand began to restructure its financial institutions and to close insolvent banks. Government-initiated economic stimulus programs fueled a modest economic recovery in 1999 with moderate increases in trade, consumption, and production. Investor confidence has yet to return, and private investments remain below 1998 levels.

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