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	In the business section of the same day, in a Bloomberg article, potential intervention by the central bank is seen as containing excessive moves (downwards, I&rsquo;m sure) in the SET. So, government help for the poor is irresponsible, while helping the rich is behaving responsibly.</div>
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	Patrick Joyce</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

Make up your own mind

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Make up your own mind

I have to salute The Nation for offering a variety of interpretations of events. In the op-ed section of August 29, Pornpimol Kanchanalak compares governmental price intervention on behalf of farmers to a pusher giving drugs to addicts.

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