Finance, Growth and Stability; Financing Economic Development in Thailand, 1960-1984

K (Karel) Jansen

Finance, Growth and Stability; Financing Economic Development in Thailand, 1960-1984

K (Karel) Jansen

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Abstract

The study describes and analyses the development of financial intermediation in Thailand. It argues that the financial development reflects the growing specialization between saving units (mainly small, household- based, firms) and investing units (mainly large corporations). The implications of this separation for the stability of the economy are investigated.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publication status	Published - 1987
Externally published	Yes

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