Thailand as a country was once known for having the fastest economical growth rate during the period between the years 1985-1996. During that time the country achieved a record average growth rate of 9.4% ? the fastest growth rate in the world at that time. Shortly after this period the Thai economy started to give under the strains of economic pressure and finally lead to the crisis of 1998. The economy was very weak and it was suffering greatly.
There was however some hope left as the active government was then overthrown and a new government was put in its place. The economy then started to revive slowly with generous help from the exporting of goods from the country.
Thailand at a point relied heavily on exporting to meets its expenses. Even though that has gone down somewhat, it still makes a substantial amount of its income through exporting various products.
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