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To: ahhaha who wrote (4666)	7/1/2002 10:47:20 AM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Why? Because people in a weak position sell their currency to people in a strong position. Thailand sold the baht to Japan So there's more money in the hands of people who can use it to help the broader economy. Japan created business growth in Thailand If no one tinkered it would of worked if the accounting system of the governments involved managed debt well. This was not the case, this is theory that leaves much to be desired in the world of complete composition, meaning all economics ends of a nation must be accounted for not just the currency swap. Meaning a nation is only as good as its government ability to keep debt at a payable level.