AuthorMuscat, Robert J., author
TitleDevelopment Strategy in Thailand : A Study of Economic Growth / Robert J. Muscat
ImprintNew York : Praeger Special Studies in International Economics and Development, 1966
Connect tohttps://digiverse.chula.ac.th/Info/item/dc:89554
Descript x, 310 pages : map ; 30 cm

SUMMARY

Defines strategy designed to maximize growth-producing decisions and suggests systematic approach to Thailand's problem of accelerating the pace of economic growth. Presents historical data on administrative, economic and social changes. Studies growth of national product since 1953; importance of agriculture including production statistics on major crops. Discusses rubber, mineral resources, power, land and labor, marketing, taxation, government intervention, commercial-political marketing syndicates, agricultural credit and tenure and technological change. Studies manufacturing sector, Chinese entrepreneurs, planning and the Thai elite. Appendix presents analysis of Government's commercial holdings and percentage of share capital owned in various industries. [TAIC]


SUBJECT

  1. Sarit
  2. NESDB
  3. FAO
  4. NSO
  5. IFCT
  6. USAID
  7. economics
  8. commerce
  9. statistics
  10. water resources
  11. law
  12. censuses
  13. attitudes
  14. customs
  15. agriculture
  16. bibliographies
  17. civil service
  18. social patterns
  19. transport
  20. financing
  21. power
  22. planning
  23. geology
  24. climate
  25. forestry
  26. politics
  27. labour
  28. industry
  29. history
  30. land
  31. Thai-Chinese

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