การศึกษาการกระจายรายได้ในประเทศไทย กรณีศึกษา ค่าสัมประสิทธิ์ความไม่เสมอภาค ทางรายได้ของครัวเรือน พ.ศ. 2552 - 2560
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The objectives of this research are to study income distribution from 2009 to 2017,
and to suggest a guidance for solving the income distribution problem in Thailand. The
methodology focused on quantitative research based on data from Thailand household
socio-economic survey in National Statistical Office. The findings revealed to the fact that
some government policies were not adequately responding to the demands of the
population because there were clear signs of the following problematic developments:
of a lack of confidence showed in investment; household and public debts were the
highest for the lowest income; the GINI coefficient continuously decreased while political
and economic conditions caused an increase in uncertainly. As a result, investors showed
signs of extremely low confidence to invest under the current economic system. It is vital
to point to the increase in household debts in 2017 (50.7%: from 116,681 Baht in 2007 to
178,994 baht in 2017).
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