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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Thai economy"”.

  1. Essays on the Thai Economy

    Tandavanitj, PeerapatUniversité d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa2019

    This dissertation includes three essays on the Thai economy. The first two chapters focus on the impact of the insurgency in Southern Thailand, and the third paper analyses the effect of the government's rice pledging scheme. The insurgency in the southern region of Thailand, including Yala, …

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  2. A Macroeconomic Model of the Thai Economy, 1953-1965

    Seetisarn, ManuUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T23:37:48Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6901439.pdf: 2939555 bytes, checksum: 90cf862b84e3ce6ba60a27a013839927 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1968

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  3. The development of a multisectoral model for the Thai economy (MUTE)

    Suebpongsakorn, Auttapol, author, Fan, Chuen-Mei, advisorColorado State University. Libraries2008

    … model is a multisectoral model developed for the Thai economy. The structure of the MUTE model resembles 1NFORUM type models consisting of 3 main modules, namely, (1) the real side which estimates 7 components of the final demand, (2) the price - income side which calculates the 5 value added …

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  4. Government Policies and Legal Mechanism Put Forward to Enhance the Efficient Retail Market System in Thai Economy

    Kovilaikool, Sirikanya2017

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  5. The Impact of Taxation Upon Economic Growth in Thailand, 1960-1978

    Rarueysong, ChongrakUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    Thailand, like many other developing countries, has attempted to pursue its growth objective through taxation. Whether the growth of the Thai economy has been achieved mainly by taxation is not clearly known. The directions and magnitudes of the impact of taxation on economic growth remain to be …

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  6. Novices learning ‘positioning’ informally in Thai tourism workplaces: five case studies

    Chobphon, PremrudeeVictoria University2011

    This is a study of 5 new Thai graduates, three men and two women who entered employment in small intermediary service industry enterprise work places in the key tourism sector of the Thai economy in 2005 and 2007. Its main aim was to identify how these novices coped with the work that they were …

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  7. The Impact of capital intensive farming in Thailand: a computable general equilibrium approach

    Pue On, A.Lincoln University2010

    Although the structure of Thai economy has been transforming from an agricultural economy to an industrialized country (measured by the share of agriculture to GDP), in 2008 nearly 40 % of overall employment was still engaged in the agricultural sector. In addition, most of the poor (57%) were farm …

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  8. Livelihood strategies and its impact on women in northern Thailand

    LEE YILING, FIONA2007

    … are choosing to participate in the contemporary Thai economy, by examining their employment choices, motives and the implications of their livelihood decisions for themselves and their families. It will be shown that Thai womena??s attainment of greater social and economic mobility vary according …

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  9. Financial liberalisation and the crisis in Thailand in 1997

    Hansanti, Songporn BeauVictoria University2005

    … last two decades have been a critical period for Thailand's development. From the mid 1980s to the beginning of the 1990s, the Thai economy performed remarkably well and was a showcase for the world economy. Having achieved a double-digit growth rate for a brief period, Thailand in the late 1980s …

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  10. Examining the gap between employees’ expectations and their experience of HR practices in luxury five-star hotels in Thailand. A cross-sector comparison of local hotels, national and international chains hotels

    Suengkamolpisut, WallapaUniversity of Bradford2017

    … play a crucial role in the growth of the Thai economy and hoteliers need to consider how to retain their talented employees. The major output of tourism and hospitality is service and this is most critically driven by the human capital of the organisation and supported by human resource …

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  11. An economic evaluation of the European communities' import quota on Thai cassava

    Suphachalasai, Suphat1986

    … become one of the most important crops for the Thai economy since the mid 1970's. It is produced mainly for export as a grain substitute for livestock feed in the European Community (EC). Cassava imports by the EC are clearly a case of "trade diversion" resulting from the EC's Common …

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  12. Consumer bankruptcy in Thailand

    Jullamon, KanokUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2013

    Very little is known about the 13,000 Thais who find themselves in the Thai bankruptcy system each year. This system not only affects the individuals who have a bankruptcy case filed against them, but it also affects the Thai economy more broadly. Annually, the Thai bankruptcy system handles debts …

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  13. A STUDY OF CUSTOMER PERCEPTIONS OF THE MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES INDUSTRY IN THAILAND

    Ampornpan, JLiverpool John Moores University2020

    … had a significant role in helping to boost the Thai economy. Statistics compiled by the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) (2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018a) show that, from 2014 to 2017, the revenue from the MICE industry had fluctuated. However, it peaked at 86,188 million Baht …

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  14. Essays on Financial Crises in Emerging Markets: Role of Capital Inflow, Financial Intermediaries and the Dynamics of Contagion

    Baig, TaimurUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … moral hazard and increased risk taking in an economy. One way to test for this is to find episodes when the relationship between capital inflow and credit growth changes after financial liberalization. Excessive liquidity creation is tested by regressing credit growth on capital inflow and …

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  15. Education, training, manpower planning and the persistence of manpower shortages : the case of Thailand’s tourism industry

    Prasirtsuk, WannapaUniversity of British Columbia1993

    … an adequate supply of qualified manpower for the economy, the problem of manpower shortages still persists. An analysis of the reasons underlying the presumed failure of planning processes to ensure adequate supplies of qualified manpower for individual sectors of the economy forms the basis of …

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  16. Industrial protection and income distribution in Thailand

    Sarntisart, Isra1993

    During the past three decades, economic growth in Thailand has been marked by the growing dominance of the manufacturing sector. The share of manufacturing in GDP and in total exports has increased markedly. At the same time, there has been a sluggish increase in the share of manufacturing …

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  17. Industrial protection and income distribution in Thailand

    Sarntisart, Isra1993

    During the past three decades, economic growth in Thailand has been marked by the growing dominance of the manufacturing sector. The share of manufacturing in GDP and in total exports has increased markedly. At the same time, there has been a sluggish increase in the share of manufacturing …

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