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In 1997, Thailand faced several barriers to economic growth, most notably the onset of the Asian Financial Crisis, which led to a collapse of the Thai baht and triggered widespread financial instability. Other challenges included high levels of corporate debt, inadequate regulatory frameworks, and a lack of transparency in the banking sector. Additionally, the economy was heavily reliant on exports, making it vulnerable to external shocks. These factors collectively hindered sustainable growth and led to a recession in the country.

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