Reinvigorating Thailand’s Structural Transformation

This paper reviews Thailand’s progress in structural transformation and its recent slowdown. It examines the empirical drivers of structural transformation and quantifies their contributions, with the objective of informing policies to reinvigorate the process.

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Selected Issues Papers
Published
2026-02-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229039246.018
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Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies
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Reinvigorating Thailand’s Structural Transformation

Seunghwan Kim, Armita Behboodi
Selected Issues Papers
Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies
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Reinvigorating Thailand’s Structural Transformation

Seunghwan Kim, Armita Behboodi
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Abstract

This paper reviews Thailand’s progress in structural transformation and its recent slowdown. It examines the empirical drivers of structural transformation and quantifies their contributions, with the objective of informing policies to reinvigorate the process.

Selected Issues PapersVol. 2026(012)
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Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies
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