Thailand:the institutional and political underpinnings of growth.
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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1993.Subject(s): Summary: The authors argue that Thai economic policy has been most effective in maintaining a macroeconomic environment conducive to trade, and the growth of the private firms and that it has been least effective in identifying and implementing sectoral objectives.
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The authors argue that Thai economic policy has been most effective in maintaining a macroeconomic environment conducive to trade, and the growth of the private firms and that it has been least effective in identifying and implementing sectoral objectives.
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