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cent of the demonstrators made less than 10,000 baht. Nor does there seem to be
any logical reason to select a cut-off point of 10,000 baht for the middle class.
15 Note the elements of the new rich that are excluded here: sales workers, taxi drivers,
prostitutes, those without an education.
16 Leadership was provided by political parties and NGO leaders. Kanjana (1993)
conflates the NGOs and the middle class: ‘A handful of Non-Governmental
Organizations (NGOs)…were leading and organizing the fight for democracy. The
May NGO-university lecturers, doctors, lawyers and company workers. Those were
the people who represented the so-called “middle-class” of the Thai society’
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