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The document discusses Thailand's economic recovery following the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis. It notes that GDP growth has recovered but private investment remains sluggish. Exports have been a key driver of growth, particularly in automobiles and electronics, due to regional integration and trade reforms. However, competition is increasing from lower-cost countries. The document argues for continued reforms to investment climate, trade facilitation, skills development, and innovation to sustain strong and inclusive growth.
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Oct26 Reforms And Recovery Kazi
- 1. REFORMS & RECOVERY Kazi Matin Archanun Kohpaiboon Kirida Bhaopichitr
- 4. GDP Recovery Next to Korea’s
- 5. Private Cons Growth Similar to Korea
- 7. GDP Shares: 1994-95, 2004-05
- 8. PRIVATE INVESTMENT Can it revive more strongly?
- 13. STRONG EXPORT GROWTH DURING RECOVERY Can it Continue?
- 19. Reforms Made Thailand More Open
- 21. East Asia’s countries have high shares of FDI from other East Asian countries -- promoting REGIONAL INTEGRATION
- 22. Percentage point change in extra-regional and intra-regional market shares between 1994-96 average and 2002-04 average Regional Integration Major Driver of Exports in E. Asia
- 23. Regional Integration – Production fragmentation to lower costs changes production network allocation to benefit diff. countries
- 24. Multinational Corporations Decide Where to Locate Parts of Production within E. Asia & World Whether THAILAND or some other country benefits – depend on their relative costs & on their integration with domestic economy
- 25. Competition for Thailand -- Lower-income China experienced notable technological upgrading
- 26. Thailand’s Upgrading, More Modest Source: MOC 2.0 0.7 HS28,29 and 30 Chemical and pharmaceutical products 2.0 2.2 HS90 and 91 Scientific instruments, watches and photographic equipment 0.7 0.5 HS8541 (Semiconductors) 5.7 5.7 HS8517-8531 (Communication equipment) 18.3 16.5 HS85 exc.8541 Electrical machinery (other than semiconductors) 10.4 9.7 HS8469-8473 (Computer and office equipment) 17.5 14.0 HS84 Non-electrical machinery 7.4 1.2 HS87 More skill/technology intensive: Road motor vehicles 7.5 17.1 HS41-43 and 50-65 Labor-Intensive Exports: Leather, textiles, apparel, footwear 2005 1995 HS code
- 29. Exports of Vehicles & Parts
- 30. All Thai Production, except Design
- 32. Way Forward Policy Reforms