Thailand's Macroeconomic Miracle: Stable Adjustment and Sustained Growth (World Bank Comparative Macroeconomic Studies)

This book details how Thailand successfully adjusted its macroeconomic policies during the 1970s and early 1980s so that it was less adversely affected by the prevailing economic turbulence than virtually any other oil-importing developing country. It should be of value to students of economic development who are looking for an account of macroeconomic policy making in a fast-growing Asian economy, as well as to aid agencies and international development organizations. It is aimed at students of economic development in Asia, Africa and Latin America, international aid agencies and development organizations, trade, embassy and people in government and South-East Asian and Thai economists.