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Using a panel of five Asian economies - Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand - over the period 1995 …-2007 we analyze the links between firm survival and financial development. We find that traditionally used measures of … financial development play an important role in influencing firm survival. When stock markets become larger or more liquid firms …
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aging population. We use Thailand as a case study and incorporate its labor market structure and its public pension system …
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This paper examines the impact of Thailand’s population age structure on its savings rate. It uses cointegration … working-age population does have a negative and significant impact on the savings rate. This provides support for Modigliani …’s population will be structurally older. The United Nations World Population Projections forecast that in 2020, Thailand’s working …
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This paper uses the framework of long-term financial system development to describe and assess the reform process in … Thailand after 1997. The present financial reforms are well in line with the pattern of financial development found in the …
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assessing the development of cross-border twin cities generally reveals cross-cutting socioeconomic benefits for the border … zones, indicating strong potential for sustainable and inclusive development. This study hence attempts to build a … into cross-border value chains; (iv) facilitate the development of complementary industries through key policies shaping …
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Slower growth and higher inflation can worsen poverty. By implication, maintaining macroeconomic stability is necessary to reduce poverty. When a typical aggregate demand (AD) policy for stabilization is not effective, however, its impact on poverty could be devastating as incomes of the poor...
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This study validates a survey-based measure of general risk attitude by an incentive compatible experiment among more than 900 participants in rural Thailand. The survey measure of self-assessed risk attitude provides a useful approximation of the experimentally derived risk attitude. This holds...
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This study validates a survey-based measure of general risk attitude by an incentive compatible experiment among more than 900 participants in rural Thailand. The survey measure of self-assessed risk attitude provides a useful approximation of the experimentally derived risk attitude. This holds...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008908942
Slower growth and higher inflation can worsen poverty. By implication, maintaining macroeconomic stability is necessary to reduce poverty. When a typical aggregate demand (AD) policy for stabilization is not effective, however, its impact on poverty could be devastating as incomes of the poor...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003746943