Thailand's Transformation Into a Newly Industrialized Country: First Draft. Paper 1, overviewThailand Development Research Institute, 1987 - 130 ˹éÒ |
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... decades . Along with the respectable GDP growth rates of the past three decades , the Thai economy also experienced rapid changes in the structure of its various sectors . Table 2 shows that , while agriculture has remained the largest ...
... decades . Along with the respectable GDP growth rates of the past three decades , the Thai economy also experienced rapid changes in the structure of its various sectors . Table 2 shows that , while agriculture has remained the largest ...
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... decades than at any time since the country first opened itself up international trade in the late 19th century . Table 1 shows that to the share of imports of merchandise in the GDP increased from just under 20 % in the 1960s to almost ...
... decades than at any time since the country first opened itself up international trade in the late 19th century . Table 1 shows that to the share of imports of merchandise in the GDP increased from just under 20 % in the 1960s to almost ...
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... decade to relatively high compared 6.6 % . However , the growth rate was still relatively other LDCs during the same period . This was partly due to the more outward - looking policy of export promotion implemented by Thai authorities ...
... decade to relatively high compared 6.6 % . However , the growth rate was still relatively other LDCs during the same period . This was partly due to the more outward - looking policy of export promotion implemented by Thai authorities ...
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Sectoral Growth and Adjustment | 2 |
Open and Seasonal Unemployment | 10 |
International Trade and the Balance of Payments | 13 |
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