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Thailand’s Poverty on the Rise Amid Slowing Economic Growth
Between 2015 and 2018, the poverty rate in Thailand increased from 7.2 percent to 9.8 percent, and the absolute number...
Productivity is Key to Thailand’s Growth and Prosperity, says World Bank
The Thai economy is projected to pick up moderately to 2.7 percent in 2020 as private consumption recovers and investment...
Global Wave of Debt climbs to US$55 trillion, Largest, Fastest in 50 Years
According to World Bank study, the debt-to-GDP ratio of developing countries has climbed 54 percentage points to 168 percent since...
Can Southeast Asia Take its Digital Economy to the Next Level ?
The report identifies six main areas of focus for digital development in Southeast Asia, starting with the expansion of connectivity,...
Investment in Human Capital Key to Reducing Inequality in Thailand
90% of Thais believe the gap between rich and poor is a problem. And only 39% of Thais feel their...
Towards an innovative, inclusive and sustainable economy
AIn October 1950, the World Bank made a loan of $3 million to Thailand for therehabilitation of the Royal State...
A broader view of poverty in East Asia and Pacific
Higher standards are required to match higher aspirations in middle-income countries Yet, many citizens in developing EAP would not believe...
Equitable investment in human capital is vital for Thailand’s future
Despite having achieved historic progress against poverty, inequality remains a key concern for Thai people.
Thailand’s Human Capital Key to Long-Term Growth
Investing in human capital and pursuing economic reforms is critically important for Thailand to become a high-income nation
Ten Years after Lehman: Are we Ready for the Next Crisis?
By now, there is widespread agreement that the crisis was caused by excessive risk-taking by financial institutions.
