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01:28 and concern about the consequences.
01:31 Looking back in the past,
01:34 no one in the party has been able to explain this to the public
01:40 in simple language.
01:43 We will hear Dr. Suvicha's voice now.
01:47 I believe that the policy of 10,000 baht
01:51 is more a policy of politics than an economic policy.
01:53 So, we absolutely will do it.
01:55 At the same time, we will explain to the public
01:59 about the money, the model, the process,
02:03 the meaning, the result,
02:04 and how the money is used to benefit the people.
02:09 We will explain in simple words so that people can understand.
02:12 If they want to continue,
02:14 I believe that they will continue.
02:15 I would like to leave you with a short message.
02:18 And for the perspective of the assistant professor Dr. Chayakrit Asawatithanon,
02:23 the dean of the Faculty of Science,
02:25 and the dean of the Faculty of Science,
02:27 I would like to ask the government
02:29 about the economic crisis in the government's view.
02:34 The government considers it necessary
02:36 to stimulate the economy by spending a large amount of money.
02:40 Does the government have more information?
02:44 In addition, the government will contribute to the construction of the debt.
02:48 The total debt will be 70% of the total debt.
02:53 If there is a crisis in the future,
02:55 there will be a need to save money.
02:57 There will be a surplus of money that can be saved
02:59 by more than 4% or less than 1 million baht.
03:03 Therefore, the government should consult this afternoon.
03:08 And in the meantime, we will listen to the voice of assistant professor Dr. Chayakrit.
03:13 70% of the total debt is the debt.
03:16 And there is still a lot of physical space.
03:18 If there is a crisis, we can borrow money to use.
03:21 There is still a surplus of 4% or less than 1 million baht.
03:25 It may be difficult to use.
03:27 In fact, the government itself has a right.
03:31 If it is urgent, it may ask for more debt.
03:34 If it is increasing, it may ask for more debt.
03:37 There is a last limit.
03:39 It will borrow from whom and with the currency.
03:41 The second is the burden of the debt of the debtor.
03:45 Which may not be able to save a lot of money
03:48 to do other things that may be necessary in the long run.
03:52 Therefore, adjusting the economy to adapt to a future
03:55 that has a lot of changes and high returns.
03:57 It requires a lot of money in the medium term.
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