Effects of Income and Consumption from Spiritual Culture of Ta-khian Goddess in Chaophraya River Riparian Area

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Published: Apr 28, 2020
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Evaluation Spiritual Culture Multiplier Model Effects

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Teeka Yotapakdee
Applied Economics for Community Development, Maejo University Phrae Campus, Phrae province
Lamthai Asanok
Agroforestry, Maejo University Phrae Campus
Torlarp Kamyo
Agroforestry, Maejo University Phrae Campus, Phrae province
Monton Norsangsri
Applied Biology, Maejo University Phrae Campus
Napak Karnasuta
PTT Public Company Limited, Bangkok
Suwit Navakam
PTT Public Company Limited, Bangkok
Chidchai Kaewborisut
PTT Public Company Limited, Bangkok

Abstract

The spiritual culture of Ta-khian Goddess’ Thai people is a holy thing. People has a pray with it and then they get a successful thing that they give stuffs to a holy thing. It can promote economic growth from spiritual culture. The objectives were the evaluation of spiritual culture and analysis of the use of money multiplier model in economic development. We collected data 10 provinces along the Chaophraya riparian area. The methodology were the evaluation of spiritual culture by market price and analysis of multiplier effect. As the result, the big Hopea odorata was 164 trees and 81 trees were the spiritual trees. The average height was 23.4 meter and average diameter at breast height was 121.5 centimeters. The spiritual culture combines the pray with Ta-khian Goddess for successful of things. As they got the successful things and then they had stuffs for Ta-khian Goddess. The stuff values of spiritual culture were 257,030 THB that most from traditional Thai dress. The power of spiritual culture can develop economic of Thailand and change in income 285,588,883.51 THB. Multiplier effect was 33.33 that shows the economic growth. However, evaluation of indirect benefit of Hopea odorata Roxb should have a suitable management for big trees from government and people sector that will cooperate the conservation of the big trees plan for preserving them along the Chaophraya riparian area.

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Yotapakdee, T., Asanok, L. ., Kamyo, T., Norsangsri, M., Karnasuta, N. ., Navakam, S. ., & Kaewborisut , C. . (2020). Effects of Income and Consumption from Spiritual Culture of Ta-khian Goddess in Chaophraya River Riparian Area. Journal of Social Development and Management Strategy, 22(1), 183–198. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jsd/article/view/241666
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Vol. 22 No. 1 (2020): April
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บทความวิจัย Research Article

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