Suggestions for implementing public policies on Digital Wallet distribution

Abstract

The review article on the recommendations for implementing the public policy of Digital Wallet distribution 10,000 baht of digital money aims to analyze the implementation of the public policy of distributing 10,000 baht of digital money. It uses a qualitative analysis method by synthesizing and analyzing both domestic and international research articles. The analysis and presentation are descriptive. When analyzing the implementation of the public policy of Digital Wallet distribution 10,000 baht of digital money, it was found that the policy of distributing and distributing digital money is more than 560 billion baht, aiming to stimulate the economy in the short term. The problem is that the target group is not clearly defined, meaning that no group is specified to receive this money. During the election campaign, it was determined that every group is entitled to this right, which may be due to legal limitations and the amount of budget that must be used, which will have a negative impact on the Thai economy in the long term, namely, increasing public debt, leading the government to collect more taxes to compensate for the money the government uses to distribute digital money. The intention is to stimulate the economy in the short term, aiming to add money to the grassroots class, which may be reasonable if there are no hidden benefits. Because digital money may have security risks/risks from fraud. Working through the Blockchain Which transactions allow interest groups to operate and cause the money flow to circulate incorrectly, benefiting large capital groups, etc.