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Out-of-court corporate debt restructuring in Thailand

Tumnong Dasri - In: Quarterly bulletin / Bank of Thailand 39 (1999) 4, pp. 39-60

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Open market operations : its nature and extent in the SEACEN countries

Tumnong Dasri - 1991

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A successful effort in management of corporate debt restructuring in Thailand : lessons learnt

Tumnong Dasri - 2004

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A note on the open market operations in the SEACEN countries

Tumnong Dasri - 1988

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Recent trends of agricultural cooperatives in Thailand

Tumnong Dasri - In: Quarterly bulletin / Bank of Thailand 26 (1986) 1, pp. 27-38

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The reserve requirement as a monetary instrument in the SEACEN countries

Tumnong Dasri - 1990

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Informal workouts for corporate debt restructuring in Thailand mechanism, techniques, & challenges of financial crisis management

Tumnong Dasri (contributor) - In: Quarterly bulletin / Bank of Thailand 42 (2002) 4, pp. 13-25

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The economics of maize supply functions of Thailand

Dasri, Tumnong - 1972

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The Reserve Requirement as a Monetary Instrument in the SEACEN Countries

Dasri, Tumnong - South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and …

This study attempts to assess quantitatively the impact of changes in reserve requirement on the money supply through the money multiplier model. It also discusses the various facets of reserve requirement for all the SEACEN countries.

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Open Market Operations: Its Nature and Extent in the SEACEN Countries

Dasri, Tumnong - South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and …

This study examines critically the nature and extent of open market operations (OMO) in the SEACEN countries and suggest policy measures which can contribute to their further development. It also investigates the prerequisites and conditions for effective implementation of OMO in this region.

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