Abstract
In recent decades, Thailand has made a lot of efforts to achieve a rapid economy increase, and completed the transition from agricultural production to industrialization. Thailands economic journey has seen significant reforms, challenges, and changes, closely intertwined with global economic changes and domestic policies. This article examines Thailand's economic trajectory from the 1960s to the present day, focusing on pivotal events such as the economic reforms of the 1960s, the Asian financial crisis in 1997, and the growth of the tourism sector since the 1980s. By examining these key historical moments, it aims to uncover the fundamental principles and trends that have influenced Thailand's economic development trajectory. Through an analysis of their impacts on economic growth, this study identifies lessons gleaned from both successes and setbacks. It highlights the significance of adaptive economic policies, resilience in the face of external shocks, and the role of sectoral diversification in fostering sustainable growth.
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