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29 gru 2009 · The culprit has been identified as Thailand’s excessive reliance on external demand, and talk of “rebalancing” growth towards domestic consumption and investment has become quite common (pdf). The idea of rebalancing makes some sense – but it can also be misleading.
The Bank of Thailand monitors Thailand's economic and monetary conditions each month and the overall economic condition in each quarter. BOT analyzes each economic sector and presents statistical data and key indicators used in the analysis.
The GDP figure in 2010 was $341,166 million, Thailand is number 31 in the ranking of GDP of the 196 countries that we publish. The absolute value of GDP in Thailand rose $59,450 million with respect to 2009. The GDP per capita of Thailand in 2010 was $5,077, $864 higher than in 2009, it was $4,213.
The Thai economy in 2010 from the gross domestic product (GDP) perspectives rose by 7.5% compared to a 1.1% contraction in 2009, resulting from a recovery of global economy especially on export oriented production and tourism.
The Thailand Economic Monitor series provides an analytical perspective on key policy challenges facing the country.
GDP growth (annual %) - Thailand. World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files. License: CC BY-4.0 ...
