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近几年来,泰国经济的发展尤其引人注目。据国际货币基金组织统计,1985年东盟国家(除马来西亚外)的GNP均为负增长,而泰国的经济增长率却为3.2％。1987年泰国的经济增长率达到5.6％,仅次于新加坡同期的8.8％,居东盟五国(其中印尼为3.5％、马来西亚为3.1％、菲律宾为6.05％)的第二位。工业在GNP中所占比重于1986年首次超过农业,其中,制造业占GNP比重上升至20.9％,相应地农业则降为16.7％。据统计,1986年,泰国工业品的出口比85年同期增长25％,在出口总值中占到42％。1987年在86年的基础上又增长26％,其出口总额达到2965亿铢。据此,许多经济学家认为,如果无意外的情况发生,依照
In recent years, Thailand’s economic development has drawn special attention. According to the statistics of the International Monetary Fund, the GNP of ASEAN countries (except Malaysia) were negative growth in 1985, while the growth rate of Thailand’s economy was 3.2%. In 1987, Thailand’s economic growth rate reached 5.6%, second only to Singapore’s 8.8% over the same period, ranking second in the five ASEAN countries (Indonesia 3.5%, Malaysia 3.1% and the Philippines 6.05%). The share of industry in GNP surpassed that of agriculture for the first time in 1986, with the proportion of manufacturing to GNP rising to 20.9% and correspondingly to agriculture falling to 16.7%. According to statistics, in 1986, the export of Thai industrial products increased by 25% over the same period of last year and accounted for 42% of the total export value. In 1987, it increased by 26% on the basis of 86 years and its total export volume reached 296.5 billion baht. As a result, many economists believe that if nothing unexpected happens, follow