Report No. 542-TH Current Economic Position FILE COPY and ProsDects of Thailaid (In Two 'v'olumes) Vo!umn !!: Statistical Appendix October 11, 1974 East Asia and Pacific Department Not for Pubiic Use Document of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development international Development Association This report was prepared for official use only hy the Bank Group. It may not be published, quoted or cited withiout Bank Group authorization. The Bank Group does nol accept responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the report CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS Currency Unit - Baht US $1.00 = 0 20.00 0 1.00 = US $0.05 g 1.00 million = US $50,000 0 1.00 billion = US $50 million Note: The Baht was maintained at a parity of 4 20.8 = US$1.00 until July 1973 when it was revalued to %'20.0 = US$1.00. An average exchange rate of g 20.4 = US$1.00 has been used for 1973 in this report. T,Qh It p Number Title Section I. Population and Employment 1.1 Population 1.2 Aa and Popu-lation by Reions 1.3 Enploynment Estimates Section II. National Accounts 2.1 Gross Domestic Product at Current Market Prices by Industrial Origin 2 .1a Permentage Dist-b--ution of Gross Dormestic Product at Current Market Prices by Industrial Origin 2.2 Gross Domestic Product at Current Factor Cost by Industrial Origin 2.2a Percentage Distribution of Gross Domestic Product at Current Factor Cost by Industrial Origin 2.3 Gross Domestic Product at Constant 1962 Market Prices by Industrial Origin 2.3a Growth of Gross Domestic Product at Constant 1962 Market Prices by Indestrial Origin 2.4 Implicit Price Deflators for GDP at Market Prices by Industrial Origin Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at Current Market Prices 2.5a Percentage Distribution of Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at Current Market Prices 2.6 Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at 1962 Prices 2 .Da Growth of Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at 1962 Prices 2.7 Implicit Price Deflators for Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 2.8 Gross Fixed Capital Formation by Type of Capital Goods at Current Market Prices 2.9 Gross Fixed Capital Formation by Type of Capital Goods at Constant 1962 Market Prices Section I1I. Balance of Payments 3.1 summary Balance of Payments 3.2 Principal Merchandise Exports 3.3 Other Merchandise Exports 3.4 Merchandise Exports by Countries 3.5- Principal Merchandise Exports by Countries 3.6 Merchandise Imports 3.7 Financing of Merchandise Imports 3.8 Merchandise Imports by Countries 3.9 Services 3.10 Investment Income 3.11 Government, n.i.e. 3.12 Transfers 3.13 Capital Movements 3.14 Medium and Long Term Capital Movements by Countries 1966-1972 3.15 International Reserves 3.16 Trade Indices 3.17 Duties on Imports by Economic Classification a,ntistical Anrpedari Page 2 Table Number Title Section IV. External Debt 4.1 External Debt and Debt Service Obligations i. 2 External P.b -tc ebt Ousndng as of DecemVbr 31, 19 4.3 Projected Service Payments on External Public Debt as of Dliece.-ii ,ber '") I7 Se- cin V . IULon.L1.Ub, Lic n.nance 5.1 Uonsoliudt eu ruublic Sector uJr.A& uu Percentage Distribution of Public Sector Expenditures 5.lb Public Development Expenuditures 5.2 Financing of Consolidated Public Sector Expenditures 5).3 Central Government Expenditures 5.3a Percentage Distribution of Central Government Expenditures 5.3b Central Governimernt Expenditures - Closed Account Basis 5.3c Central Government Budget Appropriations for Development Expenditures 5,4 Central Government Revenue 5.5 Financing of Central Government Expenditures 5 .6 Gross Fixed Capital Expenditures of State Enterprises 5.7 Local Government Accounts 5.8 Relationship of Public Expenditures and Revenues to GDP Section VI. Monetary Statistics 6.1 Evolution of Monetary Situation - Fiscal lears 6.2 Evolution of Monetary Situation - Calendar Years 6.3 Evolution of Monetary Situation - Quarterly 6.h Selected Data on Commercial Banks 6.5 Loans and Overdrafts of Commercial Banks Classified by Purposes Section VII. Agricultural Statistics 7.1 Area Planted, Yield and Production of Major Crops 7.2 Agricultural Production and Growth Rates 7.3 Production and Area Planted of Major Crops, By Region 7.14 Average Area, Average Crop Yields and Annual Rate of Growth, 1965-1972 7.5 Planted Area and Production of Paddy by Regions 7.6 Paddy Planted Area and Damaged Area 7.7 Glutinous and Non-Glutinous Rice Production by Regions, 1969-1973 7.8 Proportion of Planted Area of Major Crops 7.9 Cassava Roots - Area Planted, Production, Yield and Prices, 1960-73 7.10 Kenaf - Area Planted, Area Harvested, Production and Yield, 1960-73 7.11 Cotton - Area Planted, Area Harvested, Production and Yield, 1960-72 7.12 Livestock Population, 1960-1972 7.13 Replanting of Rubber, 1961-1972 7-1i Prodiution and Value of Teak and Yang Cut Under License okatistical Appendix Page 3 Nurber Title 7.15 Non-Teak Production and Export Figures for Round and Sawnwood, 'LY(,9gu-;9 2 7.16 Production and Value of Saw Timber, Firewood, Charcoal, Bamiboo Extracted 7.17 Ndcaq - Balance sneet of Supply and Disposition 7.-1 Paddy Stook Inventories, 1972-1973 7.19 Apparent Gonsumption of Maize, 1965-1972 7,20 Apparent Consumption of Lint Cotton, 1960-1972 J7241 QWantity of imported Chemical Fertilizer and Estimated Fertilizer Wy Nutrient 7*24fi4 imports of PulP and Paper 7423 Importo of Agricultural Machinery, Tractors, Tractor Spare Parts, Water Pumps and Parts of Pumps, 1964-1972 74 Imh Lporta of Dairy Products by Type, 1972 7,2- Rmwiber of Tractors Registered for Agricultural Purposes 7426 Peroentage Distribution of Farmers Using Insecticides, Tractors and Water Pumps by Region 727 , orts of Coconuts and Copra Cake, 1960-1973 7,28, ftprts of Fnshery Products by Quantity and Type of Product, 1963-1972 7.29 porta of Fishery Products by Value and Type of Product, 1965-1972 7,30Q Eport Dgmnestic ~olesale Prices of Rice for Selected Grades 7 ,,l MAv§rnge Nholesale Prices (Bangkok) of Selected Agricultural Commodities, 1960-1974> 7,)2 "Av@rge Wolesale Prices of IUvestock and Livestock Products, Bangkok, 196O4972 7j] Wtj@4le e -pees (Bangkok) for Fats and Oils, 1960-1972 7,34 CTI Aynd Retail P-rices of Fertilizer 7.,-5 RAg ~ Fee rt Promirnu Rates 7136 V9lWRpe, Value and Unit Value of Rice Exports by Grades, 1965-1973 7.37 0Cton- Apoleaale, Import and Export Prices. 1960-1972 7,,6 irr gabl~ -e and irrigated Area, 1972 709 Di-gt-rJbition- of 1 M4oney IncQme by Saze of Fanm 7.4Q 4 Vergg gagmi Household Money Income by Size of Farm, 1970 7.h4l EgUM-l0t of Benefit and Cost Ratios of Using Fertilizer for Paddvy 1973 Section VIII. Other Sectors Value Added in Manufacturin Industrv @sB T_nv~negsmnt Pr* otion Applications Approved by the Board of Investment 0 .3 dodis Under Tueort Control bv the Ministrv of Commerce as nf WabOrP 31, 1973 8.4z PedPutien and Oanaoity of Seleeted Manufanturing Industries "tg f"4@m asic Data Soction IX. Prices qi FrPieL Ind4es (Annal) * §.S PA mmAr ¶,vAq TAav, f !v Uol V4vtfi.pyn Table 1.1: POPULATION (Millions) Growth April Kid-Tear Rate (Percent) 1960 26.5 26.6 3.1 1970 35.7 35.9 Estimates 1971 36.8 37.0 3.2 1972 38.0 38.2 3.2 1973 39.2 39.4 3.1 Note: The 1970 Population and Housing Census taken in April 1970 by the National Statistical Office (NSO) yielded a total population of 34.4 million and an average population growth rate 2.6% per year for 1960- 1970. These figures are believed to be too low and the under-enumer- ation had been estimated at 1 .3 million on the basis of tsnhe vital statis- tics. Population figures for 1971-1973 have been derived using NESDB's estimates of the population grow-Ta rate made from data on birth and death reg'-stration. Source: National Economic Development Board. Table 1.2: Area d Popu4laion by Regions (Area: square kilometers; population: thousands) Population in April of Region Area 1960 1970 1980 1/ 1980 2j Central 103,579 8,347 11,332 15,290 14,723 Northeastern 170,226 9,078 12,499 16,865 16,239 Northern 170,006 5,777 7,763 10,477 10,088 Southern 70,189 3,302 4,438 5,984 5,763 Total 514,000 26,499 36,032 48,616 46,813 Note: These projections were made during preparation of the Third Plan, and the 1970 population estimate has subsequently been revised from 36.0 million to 35.7 million. 1/ Medium projection: Fertility declines slowly in the 1970-1976 period, and the decline accelerates thereafter. Under these assumptions, population would increase by 3.07 percent annually during the Third Plan period, from 37,841,000 in October, 1971 to 44,028,000 in October, 1976. 2/ Low projection: Fertility declines by about one-half in 30 years; the decline in the 1970-1976 period is consistent with the targets of the family planning program. Under this assumption, population would in- crease by 2.73 percent annually during the Third Plan period, from 37,674,000 in October, 1971 to 43,097,000 in October, 1976. Source: National Economic Development Board; National Statistical Office. ITable 1 h3: 13MPIODhIT ESTIMATES EMILOYMENT 1/ COMPOSITION THOUSANDS OF WORK F:RCE (THOUSANDS) OF NEW 1970 JOBS ADDE;D 1960 1970 ANNUALLY % Female % Age 11-14 Agriculture 11,332 13,202 197 50% 12% Mining and Quarrying 30 87 6 26% 7% Manufactuxring 47,0 683 21 43% 6% Construction 69 182 11 17% 3% Electrici.ty, gas, water and sanitary services 16 25 1 12% Commerce 7 79 876 10 54% 4% Transport, storage and c:ommunicati-on 166 268 10 6% Services 654 1 ,184 53 36% 3% Unknown 2:34 146 . l'OTAL 13,7l9 16,652 290 47% 10% Note: These figures shculd be used with caution as the 1970 census, which was published in mid 1974 apparently underestimated the population ard, perhaps also the work force. The census figures differ significantly from those given in the annual labor force surveys for 1969 and 1971. I:n addition sectoral employment reported in the 1969 and 1971 to 1973 surveys sho-s irnprrobibl largre pnn'a] fu:tmttons. 1/ Economically active population, age 11 years and older, employed in April. Source: Census Reports, 1960 and 1970. Table 2.1: GROSS DOMESTIC PRiDDUCT AT CURRENT MARKET PR[CES BY INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN (Billions of Baht) 196'3 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1'372-1 - TSI-I_2 Agriculture H29.5 29.4 37.0 34.6 36.6 40.3 38.8 41.5 48.6 64.7 Crops 15.7 21.6 28.8 24.8 25.0 28.2 27.0 29.3 35.3 Livestock 3.0 3.7 3.9 4.5 5.2 5.3 4.9 4.9 5.4 Fisheries 1.0 1.6 2.0 2.6 3.3 3.9 4.1 4.4 4,6 Forestry 1.8 2.5 2.4 2.7 3.1 2.9 2.8 2.8 3.,2 Mining, Quarrying 0.6 1.8 1.9 2.1 2.2 2.5 2.8 2.9 3.0 Manufacturing 6.8 12.0 13.9 16.7 17.9 20.1 21.7 23.8 26.7 Construction 2.5 4.7 6.2 7.4 7.91 8.2 8.3 8.5 8.3 Electricity, Water Supply 0.2 0.7 0.9 1.1 1.3 1.4 1.6 1.9 '2.2 Transportation, Communication 4.0 6.0 6.3 6.9 7.3 7.6 8.5 9.3 9.7 Trade 8.1 13.9 17.1 18.9 20.3 22.4 25.9 26.4 27.5 Banking, Insurance, Real Estate 1.0 2.2 2.8 3.4 4.0C 4.8 5,6 6.4 7.1 Ownership of Dwellings 1.5 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.6 2,7 2.9 3.0 Public Administration, Defence 2.5 3.6 3.8 4.3 5.0C 5.6 6.1 6.7 7.3 Other Services 5.2 8.0 9.2 10.5 11.8, 13.0 13.9 15.0 16.7 Gross Domestic Product 54.0 84.3 101.4 108,3 116.8 128.6 135,9 145.3 160.2 199.0 Net Factor Income From Abroad -0.1 -0.0 -0.0 +0.2 +0.3 +0.2 +0,4 +0.0 -'3.3 -0.4 Gross National Product 53.9 84.3 101.4 108.5 117.0C 128.8 136.3 145.4 159.8 193.6 1/ Preliminary. 2/ Estimate; figures are currently being revised. j]I : TotaLls may not add because of rounding Source: NESDB. Table 2. la: PERCENTA(GE DI]STRIBUTI.ON OF GROSS DOME,STIC' PRODUCT' AT CURRENT MARPET PRICES BY INI)USTRIAL ORIGIN 1960( 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972'1/ 1973!' Agr:iculture 39.8 34.9 36.5 32.,O 31.4 31.4 28.5 28,5 30.3 32.5 Crops 29.0 25.6 28.4 22.9 21.4 2.1.9 19.8 20.2 22.1 Livestock 5.5 4.3 3.8 4.2 4.5 4.1 3.,6 3.4 3.4 Fisheries 1.8 2.0 L.9 2,4 2.9, 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.9 Forestry 3.4 3.0 '2.3 2.5 2.6 2.3 2.1 2,0 2.0 Mining, Quarrying 1.( 2.1 1L.9 1,9 1.9 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.9 Manufacturing 12.5 L4.2 1:3,7 15.4 15.3 '[5.7 15.9 16.,4 16. 7 Construction 4.6 5.6 6.1 6,9 6.8 6.4 6.1 5,8 5.2 Electricity, Water Supply 0.4 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Transportation, Communication 7.5 7.1 6.2 6.4 6.3 5.9 6.3 6.4 6.0 Tra,de 15.1 16.5 16. 8 17.5 17.'3 '17.5 19.1 18.2 17.1 Banlking, Insurance, Real Estate 1.9 2.6 :2.8 3.1 3.4 3.7 4.1 4.4 4.5 Ownership of Dwellings 2.9 2.4 :2.2 2.1 2.1 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.9 Public Administration, Defence 4. 6 4.3 3.8 4.0 4.3 4.3 4.5 4.6 4.6 Other Services 9.7 9.5 9.1 9.7 10.1 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.5 Gross Domestic Product 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 1/ Preliminary. 2/ Estimate; f'igures are currently being revised. Source: NESDB. Table 2.2: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN (Billions of Baht) -=_________ = = - = _________________]L1965 1966 1967 1968 L969 1970 1971 Th)77 Agriculture 21.4 29.2 36.8 34.5 36.5 40.1 38.5 41.2 8, 3 Crops 15.6 21.'5 28.7 24.8 25.0 28.0 26.8 29.1 35,.1 Livestock 3.0 3.7 3.9 4.5 5.2 5.3 4.9 4.9 5.4 Fisheries 1.0 1.6 2.0 2.6 3.3 3.9 4.1 4.4 4.6 Forestry 1.8 2.4 2.3 2.6 3.0 2.9 2.7 2.8 3.1 Mining, Quarrying 0.5 1.5 1.6 1.8 1.9 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.6 Manufacturing 5.6 9.3 10.7 13.1 13.9 1]5.6 16.6 18.1 20.3 Construction 2.4 4.6 6.1 7.3 7.8 8.1 8.1 8.3 8.2 Electricity, Water Supply 0.2 0.7 0.9 1.1 1.3 1.4 1.6 1.9 2.2 Transportation, Communication 4.0 5.8 6.1 6.8 7.2 7.5 8.4 9.2 9.5 Trade 4.3 8.3 10.8 11.6 11,8 L3.5 17.6 18.6 19'.1 Banking, Insurance, Real Estate 0.9 2.1 2.6 3.2 3.7 4.5 5.3 6.1 6.7 OwTiership of Dwellings 1.5 1.9 2.0 2.1 2'.2 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Public Administration, Defense 2.5 3.6 3.8 4.3 5.0 5.6 6.1 6.7 7.3 Other Services 5,0 7.6 8.7 10.0 11.3 L2.3 13.2 14.3 15.9 Gross Domest:ic Product at Factor Cost 48.2 74.6 90.2 95.7 102.6 113.2 120.3 129.5 142.8 Plus Indirect Taxes 5.8 9.7 111 12.6 14.2 15.4 15.6 15.8 17.4 Less Subsidies Grcss Domestic Product at Market Prices 54.0 34.3 101.4 108.3 116,8 128.6 135.9 145.3 160.2 Note: Totals may not add because of rounding Source: NESD]3. Table 2.2a: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURE'ENT FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRIAIL ORI]GIN _ _________________ ____ 1960 1L965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Agriculture 44.3 39.2 40.8 36.1 35.6 35.4 32.0 31.8 33.8 Crops 32.4 28.8 31.8 25.9 24.3 24.8 22.2 22.5 24.6 Livestock 65.2 4.9 4.3 4.7 5.1 4. 7t 4.1 3.8 3.8 Fisheries 2.0 2.2 2.2 2.7 3.3 3.4 3.4 3.4 3.2 Forestry 3.7 3.3 2.5 2.8 2.9 205 2.3 2.1 2.2 Mining, Quarrying 1.0 2.0 1.8 1.9 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.0 1.8 Manufacturing 11.6 12.5 11.9 13.6 13.6 13.8 13.8 14.0 14,2 Construction 5.1 6.2 6.7 7.7 7.6 7.2 6.7 6.4 5.7 E:lectricity, Water Supply 0.5 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.6 Transportation, Communications 8.2 7.8 6.8 7.1 7.0 6,7 7.0 7.1 6.7 Trade 9,0 ]LIol 11.9 12.1 11,5 11.9 14.6 14,3 13.4 Banking, Insurance, Real Estate 1.8 2.8 29SI 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.4 4.7 4.7 Ownership of IDwelings 3.0 2.6 2.3 2.2 2.1 2 1 2.1 2.0 1.9 Pllblic Administration, Defense 5.2 4.8 4,2 4,5 4.9 4.9 5.1 5.2 5.1 Other Services 10.3 ]LO.1 9.7 10.4 11.0 10.'9 lL.0 11.0 11,1 Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost 100.0 1(0.0 1.00,0 100.0 100.0 100lo 100.0 1000 1]00.CI Source: NESDB. Table 2.3: GRCOSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANI' 1962 MARKET PRICES 13Y INDUSTRIAL OR.IGIN (Bi:llions of Eiaht) - = _ 1960 1965 1966 1967' 1968 1969 1970 1971 i 7 9732/ Agriculture 21.4 27.1 30.8 29.5S 32.8 35.3 36.2 38.1 36.9 41.0 Crops 15.9 19.6 23.1 21.0 22.9 24.5 25i.1 26.7 24.8 Livestock 2.9 3.3 3.5 3.8 3.8 4.0 4.1 4.1 4.3 Fisheries 0,7 1.7 2.0 2.6 3.4 4,0 4.3 4.6 5.0 Forestry 1,9 2.5 2.3 2.4 2.8 2.7 3.6 2.7 2.8 Mining, Quarrying 0.6 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.8 1.9 1.8 1.9 Manufacturing 7.3 12.4 13.8 15.5 16.6 18.8 20.6 22.4 23.8 26.1 Construction 2.7 4.6 5.6 6.6 6.9 7.0 7.0 7.1 6.7 6.8 Electricity, Water Supply 0.2 0.2 0.8 1.1 1.4 1.6 1.9 2.2 2.6 3.0 Transportation, Communication 4.2 5.6 6.0 6.6 6.8 7.3 8.2 8.5 8.8 9.6 Trade 8.8 12.8 14,1 16.7 17.7 18.8 21.0 21.9 23.6 26.5 13anking, Insurance, Real Estate 1.1 2.1 2.6 3.0 3.5 4.1 4.8 5.4 5.8 6.6 00wnership cf Dwellings 1.6 1.9 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.4 2.5 Public Administration, Defence 2.6 3.5 3,5 3.9 4.4 4.8 5.2 5.6 5.8 6.1 Other Services 5,4 7.8 8.5 9.3 10.2 10.9 11L.8 12.4 13.3 L4.0 Gross Domestic Product 56.1 79.5 89.2 96.1 104.3 112.6 120,7 127.7 131.6 144.1 Net Factor Income frrom Abroad -0.1 0.0 -0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 (.1 -0.2 -0.6 -0.6 Gross National Product 56.0 79.5 89.1 96.2 104.4 112.6 120.9 127.5 131.1 143.5 l/ Preliminary. 2/ Estimate; figures are currently being revised. Niote: Totals may not add because of rounding Source: NESDB. 'Cable 2.3a: GROWTH OF GROSS DOMES'SIC PRODUCT AT CONS1'ANT 1962 lMARKET PRICES BY nD1JSTRIAL ORDG IN (Percent) -- 1966 1967 1968 1969 11970 1971 197 2-t- 197 t Agriculture 13.8 -2.9 9.'7 7.5 2.6 5.4 -3.1 11.1 Crops 17.7 -.8.8 8.7 7.4 244 6.0 -6.9 Livestock 5.0 9.1 -0.5 4.4 2.4 0.9 3.6 Fisheries 16.0 33.4 29.2 18.9 8.2 6.6 8.5 Forestry -7.7 7.6 13.5 -1.2 -3.9 3.6 4.4 Mining, Quarrying 18.8 10.9 10.2 4.4 -1.( 3.9 -3.7 3.5 Manufacturing 11.7 12.1 7.3 13.4 9.5 8.5 6.6 9,4 Construction 21.5 18.5 4.4 1.5 -0.4 0.7 -5.6 l.9 Electricity, Water Supply 32.9 29.9 37.1 8.0 19.91 19,1 17.1 13.4 Transportation, Coamnunicaitions 7.2 10.3 2.8 6.9 13.1. 3.3 3.3 9.C' Trade 10,.2 18.1 6.2 5.8 11.9, 4,,1 8.1 12.2 Banking, Insurance, Real Estate 22.,7 15.2 15i.2 17.0 16.5 12,,0 8.3 13.4 Ownership of Dwellings 3.9 3.8 4.3 5.2 4.2 3,5 3.1 3.4 Public Administration, Defence 2.4 9.3 14.0 8.1 9.2 7,0 4,9 3.9 Other Services 9.9 8.5 10.4 7.0 7.4 5.7 6.7 5.7 Gross D)omestic Product 12.2 7.8 8.5 7.9 7.3 5.8 3.0 9.5 1/ Preliminary. 2/ EstimaLte Source: NESDB. Table 2.4: IMPLICIT PRICE DEFLATORS FOR GDP AT MARKET PRICES BY INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN (1962 100) 1/ 21 1960 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Agriculture 100.3 108.6 120.2 115.9 111.6 114.4 107.2 108.8 131.5 157.8 Crops 98.7 110.3 124.8 118.0 109.4 114.9 107.3 109.9 142,4 Livestock 101.0 109.6 110.3 L17.8 136.5 133.7 121.1 119.9 127,,4 Fisheries 134.2 97.0 101.0 L00.8 99.7 97.3 94.0 94.6 92.4 Forestry 99.5 101.2 104.8 110.7 I10.g 107.0 106.5 104.8 110.9 Mining, Quarrying 91.8 147.9 137.3 :133.8 126.0 139.2 154.2 157.0 165.4 Manufacturing 92.3 97.0 100.8 107.7 107.6 107.0 105.1 106.5 112.1 Construction 90.1 102.2 110.4 112.0 114.4 116.7 117.7 120.1 124.9 Electricity, Water Supply 95,8 109.8 109.9 101.9 91.0 89.7 87.2 86.0 86.5 Transportation, Communications 95.7 106.6 105.3 104.2 107.2 104.7 103.6 109.0 110.0 Trade 92.1 108.6 120.7 113.4 114.3 119.6 123.4 121.0 116.1 Banking, Insurance, Real Estate 96.3 103.7 107.6 112.2 114.2 116.8 117.8 120.2 123.1 Ownership of Dwellings 95.7 110.8 113.5 115.4 115.8 117.3 119.7 121.9 124.5 Public Administration, Defence 96.1 103.8 107.6 111.9 114.3 116.8 117.7 120.1 124.8 Other Services 96.7 103.6 108.2 113.2 115.5 118.4 118.4 120.8 126.2 Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 96.3 106.1 113.7 112.6 112.0 114.2 112.6 113.8 121.7 138.1 1/ Preliminary . 2/ Estimate; figures are currently being revised. Source: NESDB. Table 2.5,: EXPENDITURE ON GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURREiNT MARKET PRICES 1960 1965 ]L966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971-/ 1972- 1973- Consumption 44.7 66.9 76.0 85.6 93.6 100.6 108.1 112.2 123.1 149.7 Private 39.3 58.6 66.7 75.2 80.9 86.5 92.5 95.3 105.3 128.3 Durable goods 1.9 3.5 4.3 4.8 5.2 5.1 5.6 5.7 6.8 Non-durable goods 29.6 43.9 50.1 5 7.1 61.1 66.2 70.2 7]L.3 79.1 Services 7.8 11.2 L12.2 13.3 14.5 15.2 16.7 18.3 19.4 General Government 5.3 8.3 9.3 10.4 12.7 14.1 15.6 16.9 17.8 21.4 Gross Investment 8.5 17.0 23.9 25.7 29.4 33.9 33.8 35.5 35.9 47.9 Private Fixed Capital 5.5 10.5 1L3.6 16.7 18.4 20.9 22.2 22.2 22.6 32.0 Public Fixed Capital 2.1 5.4 6.7 8.2 9.1 9.9 10.5 1().5 11.2 1L.1 Change in Stocks 0.9 1.0 3.5 0.8 2.0 3.1 1.1 2.8 2.0 4.8 Exports of Goods; and Services 9.4 15.4 1L9.3 21.3 21.4 22.4 2:2.7 25.0 31.3 42.5 Goods; 8.4 12.7 :13.8 13.8 13.2 14.3 14.3 16.6 21.2 31.4 Non-f-actor services 1.0 2.7 5.5 7.5 8.2 8.1 83.4 8.4 10.1 11.1 Imports of Goods and Services 10.2 16.5 19.7 23.7 26.1 27.9 29.3 29.7 33.8 45.4 Goods 9.5 15.2 18.3 22.0 23.8 25.5 26.5 26.6 30.6 41.3 Non-factor services 0.7 1.3 1.4 1.7 2.3 2.4 :2.8 3.1 3.2 14.1 Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product 52.4 82.8 99.5 lC18.9 118.3 128.9 135.3 143.0 156.5 194.7 Statistical Discrepancy 1.6 1.5 1.9 -0.6 -1.5 -0.3 0.7 2.73 3.7 4.3 Gross Domestic Product 54.0 84.3 101.4 108.3 116.8 128.6 135.9 145.3 160.2 199.0 1/ Preliminary 2/ Estimate Note: Tota'Ls may not: add because of rounding. Source: NE'iB. Table 2,5a: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF EHXPENDITURE ON GROSS DOMESTIC PRODIJCT AT CURRENT' MARKET PRlICES 1960 1965 1966 1]967 1968 1969 1970 1971 -I/ 1972-/ 1973-/ Consumption 853 80e8 76.3 78.6 79.1 78.0 79.9 78.5 78.7 76.9 Private 75.1 70.7 67.0 69.1 68.4 67.1 68.4 66.7 67.3 65.9 General Government: 10,2 10.1 9.3 9,5 10.8 10.9 11.5 11.8 11.4 11.0 Gross Investment 16.1 20.5 24.0 23.6 24.9 26.3 25.0 24.8 22.9 24.6 Private Fixed Capital 10.4 12.7 13.7 15.4 15.5 16.2 16.4 15.6 14.4 16.4 Public Fixed Capital 4.0 6,6 6.8 7.5 7.7 7.7 7.8 7.3 7.2 5.7 Change in Stocks 1.7 1.2 3.6 0.7 1L.7 2.4 0.8 1.9 1.3 2.5 Exports of Goods and Serv:ices 18.0 18.6 19.4 19.6 18,1 17.4 16.8 17,5 20.0 21.8 Goods 16,1 15,3 13,9 12,7 1L.2 11,1 105 11.6 13.5 16.1 NonFactor Services 1,9 3.3 5.5 6,9 6.9 6.3 6.3 5, 9 6.5 5.7 Imports of Goods and Services 19.4 19.9 19.8 21 8 22.1 21.7 21.7 20.8 21.6 23.3 Goods 18.0 18.4 18.4 20,2 20,2 19,8 19.6 18. 6 19.6 21.2 NonFactor Services; 1.4 1.5 1,4 1.6 1L.9 1.9 2.1 2.2 2.0 2.1 Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product 1.00.0 L00.0 100.0 100.0 10(.0 100.0 100,0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Statistical Discreparncy 3.0 1.8 1.9 -0.5 - L.3 -0.2 0.5 1.6 2.3 2.2 Gross Domestic Product 103.00 101.8 101.9 519.5 98.7 99.8 100.5 101.6 102.3 102.2 1/ Preliminary 2/ Estitmate Source: NESDB. Table 2.6: EXPENDITURE ON GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1962 PRICES (Billions of BEaht) 1960 1965 1966 1967 19,68 1969 1970) 11971~'/ 1972L 197 12_ Conisumption 47.3 65.0 70.6 76.2 82.6 87.,8 944.5 98.8 10)4.1 112.8 Private 41.8 56.9 61.9 66.8 71.3 75,,5 81.() 84.6 89.7 96.7 General Government 5.5 8.0 8.7 9.4 11.3 12.3 13.5' 114.2 1 14.4 16.1 Gross In:vestment 8.7 17.1 22.7 24.8 27.7 33.1 33. 3 31.3 26.4 33.5 Private Fixed Capital 5.7 10.6 13.2 16.3 17'.7 20.,2 20.1 119.6 19.0 22.3 Pablic Fixed Capital 2.2 5.4 6.4 7.8 8 .5 9..2 9.5 9.3 9.6 7.7 Char4ne in Stocks 0.8 1 .1 3.1 0.7 1.5 3.,7 3. 7 2.)4 -2.1 3.5 Exports of Goods and Services 9.4 15.2 17.6 18.9 195.4 19.,9 20.95 24.2 28.6 28.6 Goods 4 8.3 12.6 12.6 12.2 12.2 12.9 13.6 117.0 20.2 20.,3 Services 5/ 1.1 2.6 5.0o 6.7 7'.2 70 7.3 7.2 8.4 8.,3 Imports of Goods and Services 9.6 16.7 20.3 25.3 28.7 30.4 30.7 2.9.7 32.1 35.7 Goods 6/ 8.9 15.4 18.9 23.4 26.2 27.8 27.8 26.6 29.1 32.5 Services 0.7 1.3 1.4 1.9 2.6 2.6 2.9 3.1 :3.0 3.,2 Expenditure on Gross Eomestic Product 55.8 80.6 90.5 94.6 101.0 110.4 117.9 124.5 127.0 139.2 Statistical Discrepancy 0.3 -1.1 -1.3 1.5 3.3 2.1 2.8 3.2 4.6 4.9 Gross Domestic Product 56.1 79.,5 89.2 c96.1 10)4.3 112,5 1120.7 127.7 131.6 144.1 Note: Totals may not add up doue to rounding. /1. Preliminary /2 Estimratess Table 2.6: EXPENDITuRKE ON GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT i962 PRICES (Continued) /3 NESDB estimates consumption and investment in constant prices but has not estimated exports and imports in constant prices nor prepared an expenditure balance in constant prices. The consumption and investment figures appearing in this table are NESDB; the export and import figures and the expenditure balance are IBRD mission estimates. /4 The eight principal export commodities (rice, rubber, tin, maize, tapioca and tapioca products, kenaf, shrimp and sugar) have been deflated by a Paasche Index constructed from export unit value statistics. Exports of other goods have been deflated by the implicit deflator for value added in manufacturing. /5 Travel receipts have been deflated by the implicit deflator for private consump- tion expenditure on hotels, restaurants, and cafes (weight = 3/4) and the deflator for expenditure on purchased transportation (weight - 1/4). Other non- factor service receipts have been deflated by the implicit deflator for value added non-agriculture. /6 Imports of fertilizers and pesticides; crude oil and other fuels and lubricants; passenger cars, tires, chassis and bodies, buses and trucks; miscellaneous goods; and gold have been deflated by the NESDB import price indices for these commodi- ties for 1960-71. The growth rate of the overall import price index of the Bank of Thailand was applied to the individual NESDB import price indices to obtain estimates for 1972 and 1973. Imports of intermediate goods (other than fertilizers and fuels) and consumer goods have been deflated by Paasche import price indices calculated by Mr. Poonsa-mga Samboonpanya of Thammasat University for the 1971 economic mission. The growth rates of the overall import price index of the Bank of Thailand were used to estimate the intermediate goods index for 1970-72 and the growth rates of NESDB's price index for consumer goods to estimate this index for 1970-72. Imports of capital goods have been deflated by the implicit price deflator for imports of capital goods in gross fixed capital formation. Imports of Thai military goods have been deflated by the resulting overall import price index. The adjustment for the balance of payments was taken at its current value. /7 Non-factor service payments have been deflated by the overall import price index computed as explained in note six. Source: NESDB and IBRD Mission Estimates. Table 2.6a: GROWTm OF EXPENDITJRE ON GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1962 PRICES (Percent) 19655 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 /1 1972/L 1973/2 Consumption 7.4 8.7 7.9 8.4 6.3 7.6 4.6 5.4 8.4 Private 7.0 8.i8 7.9 6.6 5.9 7.3 4.5 65.0 7.8 General Government 10.5 7.9 7.7 21.2 8.7 9.6 5.o 1.5 12.2 Gross Investment 12.2 32.1 9.5 11.8 19.4 0.6 -5.9 -15.6 26.9 Private Fixed Capital 4.9 24.4 23.8 3.4 14.4 -0.7 -2.4 -3.0 17.6 Public Fixed Capital 16.9 17.9 21.1 9.9 8.4 2.7 -1.7 2.4 -19.1 Change in Stocks 1o4.7 172.B -75.8 105.1 139.6 2.0 -35.2 Exports of Goods and Services/3 7.3 15.4 7.4 3.0 2.2 5.2 15.6 1B.4 0.0 Goods 1.8 -o.6 -3.1 0.3 5.2 6.1 24.6 19.2 0.5 Services 44.8 93.0 33.5 7.7 -2.9 3.6 -1.2 166 -1.2 Imports of Goods and Services/3 9.3 21.5 24.1 13.8 5.7 1.1 -3.2 7.9 11.2 Goods 8.5 22.2 23.8 12.1 6.0 0.0 -4.1 9.0 11.7 Services 19.9 13.0 27.8 34.9 2.7 13.9 5.8 -1.9 6.7 Expenditures on Gross Domestic Product 8.0 12.3 4.5 6.8 9.2 6.9 5.6 2. 0 9.6 Gross Domaestic Product 12.2 7.8 8.5 7.9 7.3 5.8 3.0 9.5 Nlote: Growth rates hELve been computed from urLrourLded figures. /1 Preliminary /2 Estimates /3 IBRD mission estimates: See notes to Table 2.6 Source: NESDB and IBRD Mission Estimates Tabile 2., 7: :[MPLICIT PRICE DEFLATORS FOR EXPENDITURE ON GROSS D)OMESTIC PRODUCT' AT MARKET PRICES (1962 = 100) 1960 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 11 1972 11 1973 2/ Consumption 94.5 103.0 107.6 112.3 113.3 114.6 114.4 113.6 113.3 132.7 Private 94.1 102.9 107.6 112.6 113.5 114.6 114.2 112.7 117.4 132.6 General Goverrunent 915.8 103.6 107.0 110.8 112.4 114.2 115.7 119.1 123.9 132.9 Gross Inivestment Private Fixed Capital 95.0 99.6 103.5 102.6 10:3.9 103.4 110.D9 113.6 119.1 143.5 Public Fixed Capital 94.1 100D.1 105.1 105.8 106.9 106. 7 10. 3 11'2.4 117.4 144.2 Change in Stoclks 116.7 91.0 115.2 101.9 128.3 84.9 28.6 114. 2 -915.1 138.1 Exports of Goods and S,ervices 3/ 10D.7 101.0 110.0 112.9 11. 0 112.6 1083.7 103.6 109.5 148.6 GoodIs 101.6 100.3 110.1 113.5 108.4 111.1 104.6 97.6 104. 8 154.6 Services 94.0 104.6 109.9 111.6 11'2.9 115.4 116.3 117.9 120.8 133.7 Imports of Goods iand Services 3/ 106.2 98.8 97.0 93.7 91.3 91.8 95.4 100.0 105.3 126.9 Goodis 106.12 98.8 97.0 9:3.7 91.3 91.8 95.4 100.0 105.3 126.9 Services 1015,2 98.8 97.0 933.7 91.3 91.8 95.4 100.0 105.3 126.9 Expendilture on Gross Domestic Product 3/ 94.2 102.6 108.7 116.1 117.9 116.7 114.5 114.7 123.0 139.9 Gross Domestic Product 96.3 106.1 113.7 112.6 112.0 114.2 112.6 113.8 121.7 138.1 1/ Preliminary 2/ Estimates 3/ :IBRD Mission Estimaties Source: NESDB and IBRI) Mission Elstimates Table 2.8: GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION BY TYPE OF CAPITAL GOODS AI' CURRENT MARKET PRICES (Billions of Baht) 1.960 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 197C0 1971 197211 1973.2/ Construction 4.5 8.8 11.1 13.0 14,,2 16,1 16.5 16.4 16.4 P?rivate 3.1 5.'3 65.7 7.3 8,3 9.1 9.0 8.7 8.7 Residential 1.8 2.7 3.1 3.4 3.,6 3.1 3.6 3.5 4.2 Non-Residential 1.0 201 3.1 3.2 4,0 4.3 4.7 4.2 3.7 New Land 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.6 0,7 0.7 0O7 1.0 0.8 Public 1.4 314 4.4 5.8 5,,9 7.0 7.5 7.7 7.8 Residential 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 0,3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.6 Non-Residential 0.3 0.8 [.1 0,9 0.9 1.1 1.1 1.3 1.4 Non-Building 1.1 2.4 3.0 4.6 4.7 5.5 5.9 5.8 5.8 Machinery and Equipment 3.0 7.2 9.3 11.9 13,.3 14.7 16.2 16.3 17.4 .. Transport jEquipment 1.3 2.4 3.2 4.0 4.3 4.2 4.8 4.8 4.6 Roadl Motor Vehicles 0.9 1.9 2.5 3.1 3.5 3.2 3.3 3.8 3.3 Other 0.3 0.5 0.7 0.9 0,8 1.0 1.5 1.0 1.2 Machinery iand Other Equipment 1.8 4.8 6.1 7.9 8.9 1005 11.4 11.5 12.9 Industrial Machinery 0.7 2,1 2.6 3.4 3.7 4.2 3.2 3.3 3.5 Office and Other Equipment 1.1 2.7 :3.5 4,5 5.3 6.4 8.2 8.2 9.3 Gross Fixed Capital Formation 7.6 16.0 20.4 24.9 27.5 30.8 32.7 32.7 '33.8 43.1 1/ Preliminary 2/ Preliminatry estimate; details are not yet available. Note: T'otals may not add becaus.e of rounding. Source: NESDEB. Table 2.9: GROSS FIXED CAP'ITAL FORMkTION BY TYPE OF CAPITAL GOODS AT CONSIANT 1962 XARYET PRICES (BilLicons of Baht) ______ _____ _____ 1960 1965 1966 [1967 1968 19,69 1970 1971 19721/ 19 73/ Construction 5.0 8,6 10.0 11.8 12.5 14.4 14.8 14.6 14.0CI Private 3.5 5.2 6.1 6.5 7.3 8.1 8.0 7.7 7.3 Residential 2.0 2.7 2.7 2.9 3.0 3.1 3.2 3v1 3*5 Non-Residenitial 1.1 2.0 2.9 3.0 3.7 4e4 4.2 3.9 3.2 New Land 03 0.5 0.5 0.6 0.6 C.6 0.6 0.8 0.6 Public 1.5 3.4 4.0 5.2 5.2 6.3 6.8 6.9 6.7 Residential 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.5 C Nlon-Residential 0.3 0.8 1.0 0.8 0.8 1.0 1.0 1.2 1 .2 Non-Buildinig 1.2 2.4 2.7 4.2 4.2 5.0 5.3 5.2 5.0 Machinery and Equipment 3,0 7.4 9.5 12.3 13.7 15.1 14.8 14.3 14.6 Transport: Equ:ipmenL 1.3 2.6 3.4 4.2 4.5 4.4 4.2 3.8 3.3 Road Miotor Vehicles 0.8 2. 0 2.7 3L1 3.7 3.2 3.1 2.9 25* tker 0.4 0.E6 0.7 1.1 0.9 1".1 1.1 0.9 0.8 Machinery and Other Equipment 1.7 4.9 6.1 8.1 9.2 10.7 10.6 10.5 11.3 Industrial Machinery 0.6 2.1 2,6 3,6 3.9 4.3 4.3 4.1 4.4 Office and Othe-r Equipment 1.1 2.7 3.5 4.5 5.3 6.4 6.3 6.4 6.9 Gross Fixecd Capital Formation 8.0 16.0 19.6 24.1 26.2 29.5 29.6 28.9 28.6 30.0 1/ Preliminary 21 Preliminary estimate; details are not yet. available. Note: Totals miy not add because of rounding. Source: NESIDB. Table 3.1: SUM1ARY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (Millions of Baht) 196.5 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Mercharndise exports, f.o.b. 12663.5 13817.2 13808.1 13227.6 ]L4267.2 14269.7 16698.0 21750.2 i1243.4 Mercharndise imports, c.i.f. 15091.0 18172.0 21813.3 23645.8 25422.13 26406.7 26606.4 30634.8 41656.5 Non-Mornetary gold imports 1s 128.8 124.6 145.0 231.8 142.1 107 .8 26.6 - Trade balance -2556.3 -4479.4 -8150.2 -106t50.0 -1.1297.7 -12244.8 -9985.0 -8884.6 -10413.1 Service receipts 3249.L 6199.1 8434.4 9209.9 9385.3 10094.8 9899.6 11322.8 12715.6 Service payments 1805.3 2093.2 2521.3 3061.4 3430.9 4058.6 4495.5 4739.7 5886.7 Net: services 1443.8 4105.9 5913.1 6148.5 5954.4 6036.2 5404.1 6583.1] 6828.9 Transfers (net) 796.4 963.9 1198.2 1547.5 1187.2 1011.7 '04.1 816.3 1388.3 Private (146.2) (216.3) (173.8) (140.4) (89.2) (57.4) (131.1) (208.2) (818.4) Government (650.2) (747.6) (1024.4) (1407.1) (1098.0) (954.3) (773.0) (608.1) (569.9) Capital inflow (net) 1665.3 1518.8 2250.1 2444.0 2897.6 2462.7 1736.2 3663.3 2091.6 Private sector 1386.9 1306.3 2044.9 2104.7 2643.2 2309.9 1440.4 3406.6 1064.1 Direct investment (870.3) (570.6) (894.4) (1239.7) (1057.5) (88(.8) (798.5) (1427.1) (1604.9) 14edium-and long-term lcoans and credits (317.2) (331.1) (965.0) (673.8) (1299.2) (100L.3) (384.2) (1392.5) (-1390.0) Other (199.4) (404.6) (185.5) (191.2) (286.5) (427.8) (257.7) (587.0) (849.2) Public sector 278.4 212.5 205.2 339.3 254.4 152.8 295.8 256.7 1027.5 Loans to the central government (282.2) (361.5) (482.3) (616.4) (292.1) (445.1) (306.3) (214. 7) (387.2) Loans and credits to state enterprises 35.18) (162.6) (46.6) (43.1) (272.2) (90. 7) (60.2) (338.:3) (372.7) Other central and local government (32.0) (-311.6) (-323.7) (-320.2) 3-3.-. 9) (-383.0) (-70.7) (-296.3) (267.6) Errors and omissions 635.8 1195.2 101.8 959.1 344.7 82.2 1:257.2 1492.6 968.5 2/ 2/ Change in reserves (increase = -) -1985.) -3304.4 -1313.0 -449.1 913.8 2652.0 633.4 -3670. 7 -864.2 1/ Including timing adjustments and off:Lcial gold imports for the minting of conmemor-ative coins. 2/ Excluding SDR allocations of $14.3 million (B. 298.2,inillion) in 1971 and $15.4 million (B.3,0.7 million) in 1972, and reserve valu3tion adjustrerts. Source: Banlc of Thailand. Table 3.2: PRINCIPAL MERCHANDISE EXPORTS 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 I Rice Va.-.e (millions of Baht) 4,334 4,001 4,653 3, 775 2,945 2, 517 2,909 4.,437 3,601 Volume (thousands of t) 1,895 1,508 1,482 1,068 1,023 1,064 1,576 2,112 848 Unit value (Baht per t) 2,287 2,654 3,139 3,534 2,878 2,366 1,846 2,101 4,247 2 Rubber Value (mn-illions of Baht) 1,999 1,81) 1,574 1,816 2,664 2,232 1,905 1,862 4,563 Volume (thousands of t) 211 203 211 252 276 276 308 318 390 Unit value (Baht per t) 9,480 9,189 7,456 7,200 9,639 8,098 6,188 5,861 11,686 3 Maize I/ Value (millions of Baht) 1,004 1,577 1,431 1,647 1,767 1,969 2,286 2,085 3,006 Volume (thousands of t) 831 1,262 1,146 1,558 1,545 1,448 1,873 1,844 1,424 Unit value (Baht per t) 1,208 1,250 1,249 1,057 1,144 1,360 1,220 1,131 2,112 4 Tin (metal) Value (millions of Baht) 399 1,291 1,820 1,510 1,631 1,618 1,569 1,664 2,019 Volume (thousands of t) 4.8 17.6 27.0 24.0 23.4 22.2 21.9 21.8 223 Unit value (Baht per t) 83,475 73,381 67,415 62,872 69,609 72,732 71,738 76,190 90,352 4a Tin (concentrates) Value (millions of Baht) 767 25 2 - - - - - Volume (thousands of t) 15.7 1.3 0.1 - - - - Unit value (Baht per t) 48,782 19,157 18,182 - - - - - 5 Tapioca Products Value (millions of Baht) 676 644 726 772 876 1,223 1,240 1,547 2,509 Volume (thousands of t) 719 689 781 889 975 1,327 1,123 1,311 1,815 Unit value (Baht per t) 940 935 929 869 898 922 1,104 1,180 1,382 6 Kenaf and Jute Value (millions of Baht) 1,102 1,614 866 674 780 719 935 1,087 1,052 Volume (thousands of t) 317 473 317 289 256 258 272 255 263 Unit value (Baht per t) 3,476 3,410 2,731 2,328 3,047 2,790 3,442 4,261 3.995 7 Sugar Value (millions of Baht) 100 82 37 - 47 94 382 1,264 1,068 Volume (thousands of t) 84 55 15 - 16 56 175 408 255 Unit value (Baht per t) 1,193 1,495 2,465 - 2,919 1,671 2,188 3,102 4,195 8 Shrimp Value (millions of Baht) 109 191 259 278 270 224 247 340 801 Volume (thousands of t) 4.9 7.9 8.8 7.3 8.1 6.4 5.6 6.7 148 Unit value (Baht per t) 22,336 24,232 29, 335 38,134 33,198 34,886 44,162 5 5 ,18n C 5 al 9 Teak Value (millions of Baht) 201 243 194 169 166 156 183 208 425 Volume (thousands of t) 45 49 36 29 29 29 38 40 52 Unit value (Baht per t) 4,444 4,913 5,432 5,739 5,724 5,424 4,868 5,i61 8,202 10 Tobacco Leaves Value (millions of Baht) 89 115 147 199 149 197 236 284 309 Volume (thousands of t) 6 8 9 10 9 11 13 18 17 Unit value (Baht per t) 14,720 14,594 17,169 19,181 17,464 18,266 17,936 15,639 18,724 Value of Principal Exports 10,780 11,644 11,709 10,840 11,295 10,949 11,892 14,778 19,353 Other Exports 2,161 2,455 2,457 2,839 3,427 3,823 5,389 7,713 12,863 Total Merchandise Exports 12,941 14,099 14,166 13,679 14,722 14,772 17,281 22,491 32,216 Adjustments for B/P -277 -282 -358 -451 -455 -502 -583 -441 -973 Merchandise Exports, f.o.b. 12,664 13,817 13,808 13,228 14,267 14,270 16,698 21,750 31,243 1/ Including maize groat & meal Source: Bank of Thailand Table 3.3: OTHER MERCHAN4DISE EXCPORTS (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Apricultural Products 883 1.013 8ˇ19 8821 933 1.091 1.30 1,52 2,181 Mungbeans snd block matpe beans 118 131 122 132 215 255 255 277 374 Soybeans 5 15 15 9 13 16 17 23 -77 Sorghum 61 113 108 56 62 103 157 138 240 Kapok fibre 112 101 99 132 102 134 141 149 178 Castor seeds 66 96 83 83 86 93 124 97 272 S-edlac & stick 1ac 66 56 37 4,1~ 36 60 107 194 Hides and ski-ns 59 72 39 47 56 52 47 102 99 Cattle 103 100 93 62 65 73 91 115 139 Other agiutua roducts 295 329 233 3231 291 32 9 411 51 3 809 Fishery Products 37 43 27 31 51 141 242 431 71.9 Cattle fish, fresh ) ~141 274 Cattle fish, salted in brine )3 )4 )7 )1 )5)3 8 )96 68 55 Other fishery products ) 103 146 222 452 Forestr-y Products 92f 67 53 50 62 63 77 108 258 Mineral Products 207 315 44,0 341 336 14d 794 673 246 Fluoride 20 30 56 116 158 224 311 222 225 Tungsten 5 22 41s 44 32 83 329 322 258 iron ores and conentatess 123 124 79 52~ 71 a 1 - - Other mineral products 59 139 261 129 75 128 153 129 263 c.anufacturing Products 379 463 440 573 667 782 1.371 2,620 L5,590 Pinerpple, canned - - 6 29 37 55 4 1 81 Garmentis 16 22 19 21 16 18 67 257 852 Molasses 38 35 38 16 32 45 86 91 3112 Cements 41 17 17 19 38 83 90 218 303 Petroleumn products 40 50 78 15 j8 .j6 1-IL 248 366 - c ~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~ ", -. 157 Silk, fabrics 32 37 37 31 39 34 30 29 38 Textiles 1 1?1 14 25 29 21 Al 270 1092 Tute yarn & jute fabrics, twine cordage rope, cable of juze - 2 2 10 2 16 63 81 169 Hemp yarni and thread - - - - 35 19 5 - - Gunny bags 1 48 46 74 74 65- 178 170 312 ir a aastee prouct.~ 3 4 9 17 33 41i 46 11? 174 Household utensils of wood 1 2 4 5 10 18 33 72 135 Precious stones and Jewelry 71 97 93 142 150 13(3 228 383 632 Other manufacturinR products 135 137 77 169 133 196 278 526 1.162 Temporary Exports 95 1-10 151 249 100 360 625 916 .989 He-i4xoorts Li 9 117 101 U-Q 522 2Q8 875i 1L,080 Diplomatic Shipments 70 46 60 47 105 63 8 ˇ 92 182 Personal Household Effects 16 32 30 54 60 32' 5 1 67 Ot.hers i31 272 310 53 1 923 323 242- 4?~, 991 TOTAL .,161 2,455 L.45 2.839 3.427 3.824 5,389 7,713 1 2_86 3 1/ Prelni.i .ry Source: Bank of Thailand Table 3.4: MERCHANDISE EXPORTS bY COllNCRIES 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 19'70 1971 1972 1973 (a) Millions of Baht (Jan-Oct) Total Merchandise Emports 12941 14099 14166 13679 14722 14772 17281 22491 25406 Japan 2359 2930 3000 2874 3192 3770 4277 4660 6653 United States 970 1752 2024 1789 2168 1985 2264 2841 2759 Netherlands 513 373 708 967 1030 12,76 1386 1794 2170 Singapore 799 1021 962 1181 1154 10L8 1225 1955 2068 Hongkong 857 932 1084 921 1156 1113 1152 1674 1885 Malaysia 1887 1]66 1211 1038 1079 830 731 1120 1534 Germany, Fed. Rep. 637 586 573 621 510 533 640 556 590 Taiwan 80 190 291 515 635 720 498 830 839 United Kingdom 547 521 403 435 406 305 435 368 493 Ot:her 4292 4628 3910 3338 3392 3222 4671 6693 6415 (b) Percent of Total Japan 18.2 20.8 21.2 21.0 21.7 25.5 24.7 20.7 26.2 United States 7.5 12.4 14.3 13.1 14.7 13.4 13.1 12.6 10.9 Netherlands 4.0 2.6 5.0 7.1 7.0 8.6 8.0 8.0 8.6 Singapore 6.2 7.2 6.8 8.6 7.8 6.9 7.1 8.7 8.1 Hongkong 6.6 6.6 7.7 6.7 7.9 7.5 6.7 7.4 7.4 Malaysia 14.6 8.3 8.5 7.6 7.3 5.6 4.2 5.0 6.0 Germany, Fed. Rep. 4.9 4.2 4.0 4.5 3.5 3.6 3.7 2.5 2.3 Taiwan 0.6 1.3 2.1 3.8 4.3 4.9 2.9 3.7 3.3 United Kingdom 4.2 3.8 2.8 3.2 2.8 2.1 2.5 1.6 1.9 Other 33.2 32.8 27.6 24.4 23.0 21.9 27'.1 29.8 25.3 Source: Bank o:E Thailand Table 3.5: IRINCI]PAL MERCHANDISE EXPORTS BY COUJNTRIE.S 1965 1966 1967 1]968 1969 19770 1971 1972. 1973 (a) Mil)lions of BaLht Rice 43 4.001 4Q,653 3772517 2 909 4,437 3,601 Hongkong 493 596 750 497 584 552 627 52,7 Singapore 430 439 438 502 46; 392 412 839 437 Malaysia 648 463 708 699 430 300 210 274 172 Indonesia 247 404 512 136 203 277 175 371 796 Saudi Arabia 180 152 212 258 177 296 17 1 61 324 India 459 425 550 683 279 54 138 184 - Philippines 290 133 271 - - - 328 519 91 Sri Lanlca 397 260 264 216 81 50 89 - Japan 303 236 388 351 195 66 45 30 71 Other 887 893 560 433 529 530 839 1,532 1,183 Rubber lj,99 9 1 861 , 574 .816 2,664 2.232 195 1862 4, 563 Japan 532 568 581 572 978 1, 153 996 1,091 2,462 United States 67 45 116 264 322 2]10 216 162 249 Singapore 42 124 130 159 191 134 138 235 708 MaLaysia 366 280 156 160 283 140 127 190 649 Italy 117 110 117 104 175i 207 124 32 93 Other 875 734 474 557 715i 388 30)4 152 402 Maize 1004 1577 1,431 ].647 1,767 1,909 2.286 2,085 3,006 Japan 662 1,027 822 688 525i 878 1,1(9 899 950 Tai:wan 11 71 183 424 519 599 398 5,70 690) Singapor-e 120 210 172 202 227 152 204 278 365 Hongkong 108 102 107 148 175 160 178 15 5 319 Ma:Laysia 81 106 113 145 156 130 116 132 249 Other 22 61 34 40 165 ;0 281 5:L 433 Tin (metal) 399 1L9 1820 ]L,510 1,63L 1,6L8 1,569 1,604 2 019 UniLted States 399 1,115 1,197 762 1,08 L 1,104 1,119 1,003 650 Netherlands - 88 445 558 448 445 405 380 682 Japan - 1 15 73 86 6j9 45 281 490 Germany,, Fed,, Rep,, - 11 123 87 - -- - - Other - 76 40 30 16 - 199 Table 3.5 Page 2 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 (a) Millions of Baht (Cont) Tapioca Products 676 644 726 772 876 1,223 1,240 1,547 2,50'3 Netherlands 176 141 188 304 478 723 827 1,190 1,688 Germany, Fed. Rep. 248 245 205 193 145 267 126 81 146 United States 191 192 178 121 101 113 114 89 101 Japan 27 32 110 81 66 78 93 77 184 Other 34 34 45 73 86 42 80 110 391D Kenaf & Jute 1,102 1,614 866 674 780 719 935 1,087 1,052 Japan 209 213 226 158 198 207 188 163 11O Belgium 77 76 69 73 42 71 126 90 71 France 40 38 50 51 39 56 72 70 515 United Kingdom 48 30 45 57 39 54 68 64 24 Germany, Fed. Rep. 46 35 32 26 16 23 58 40 21 India 397 930 153 53 207 - - - - United States 29 18 25 18 15 21 23 19 42 Italy 68 69 54 32 29 36 40 10 165 Portugal 27 29 33 26 17 21 28 32 20 Spain 14 48 22 8 42 42 7 51 53 Poland 14 20 13 13 7 20 24 25 22 Other 133 108 144 159 129 168 301 523 611 SugLr 100 82 37 - 47 94 382 1,264 1,06B Malaysia 13 1 - - 11 240 483 S. Vietnam 24 33 - - _ _ 111 178 247 Japan 3 1 - - - 62 69 85 - United States - 37 37 - 47 32 59 93 60 Sri Lanka 12 - - - - - 56 175 97 Pakistan - - - - - - - 145 - Saudi Arabia - _ _ _ 50 Hongkong 6 - - - - - - 43 - Other 42 10 - - - 7 76 255 181 Table 3.5 Page 3 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 (b) Thousands of Metric Tons Rice 1.895.2 1507.6 1,482.3 1,068.2 1023.1 1.063.6 1,576.1 2,112.1 847.9 Hongkong 205.1 214.4 214.4 132.2 173.8 195.6 210.3 245.2 97.4 Singapore 172.3 143.3 118.7 130.9 133.8 139.4 202.4 342.2 84.4 Malaysia 271.0 154.1 204.4 191.0 151.4 1'7.9 117.5 113.0 38.2 Indonesia 108.7 167.0 176.6 44.5 81.3 144.0 104.8 164.4 266.6 Saudi Arabia 76.7 53.5 61.7 72.1 65.6 120.6 95.1 27.3 48.8 India 214.4 181.1 184.4 208.0 114.1 33.5 78.4 106.6 - Philippines 129.9 49.0 99.9 - - 0.1 213.1 310.0 14.0 Sri Lanka 186.3 112.4 97.7 56.9 30.6 22.8 49.2 - - Japan 151.8 91.8 136.9 98.4 63.3 31.6 30.4 15.6 18.0 Other 379.0 341.0 187.6 134.2 209.2 248.1 474.9 787.8 280.5 Rubber 210.9 202.5 211.1 252.2 276.4 275.6 307.9 317.7 390.5 Japan 54.2 61.8 76.9 81.9 101.8 142.8 161.7 189,5 216.1 United States 7.0 4.9 16.5 36.9 32.4 25.9 34.3 27.4 22.6 Singapore 5.0 13.3 17.9 21.7 20.3 16.7 22.7 37.8 58.4 Malaysia 41.2 31.2 21.9 23.8 30.4 17.9 21.7 31.8 53.3 Italy 11.8 11.8 15.3 14.6 17.6 24.3 19.2 5.7 6.7 Other 91.7 79.5 62.6 73.3 73.9 48.0 48.3 25.5 33.4 Maize 831.4 L 261.6 1,146.0 1,558.2 1,544.8 1,448.0 1,873.5 1,843.6 1.423.5 Japan 559.7 826.3 670.8 666.3 486.7 649.9 925.3 842.2 490.4 Taiwan 9.0 57.1 144.0 395.5 450.5 447.3 322.1 502.8 311.2 Singapore 96.5 165.7 131.6 186.8 188.5 109.7 169.5 226.0 172.8 Hongkong 85.1 80.6 85.6 140.4 144.8 112.1 143.8 120.0 142.3 Malaysia 62.7 82.5 87.6 135.9 132.6 92.8 92.8 108.0 121.6 Other 18,4 49.4 26.4 33.3 141.7 36.2 220.0 44.6 185.2 Tin (metal) 4.8 17.6 27.0 24.0 23.4 22.2 21.9 21.8 22.3 United States 4.8 15.1 17.8 12.0 15.5 15.3 15.6 13.2 7.4 Netherlands - 1.2 6.6 8.9 6,5 6.0 5.6 4,9 7.7 Japan - 0.0 0.2 1.1 1,2 0.9 0.7 3.7 5.4 Germany, Fed. Rep. - 0.2 1.8 1.4 - - - - - Other - 1.1 0.6 0.6 0.2 - - - 1.8 T'able 3.5 P'age 4 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 197() 197'L 1972 1973 (b) Thoiusands of Metric Tons (Cont) Ta:pioca Products 719.4 688.6 781.3 888,9 975.1 1,1 ,1 ,II ij~' j I 0 1,8.5 5 Netherl-ands 228.91 183. 253..4 3 6 582.0 845.9 816.0 1,068.9 1,297.9 Germany, Fed. Rep, 312.5 :313.6 285.6 285.8 179.4 308.8 125.4 75.8 114.7 United States 121.4 129.3 115.0 76.0 659 ;76.7 68.9 49.2 47.5 Jalpan 19.1 23.4 78,0 56.6 46.2 57.0 59.0 42.6 82.0 Other 38.3 39.3 49.3 77.9 101,6 38.5 53.8 74.5 273.4 Kenaf & Jute :317.0 473.3 :317.1 289.5 256,0 257.7 271.7 255.1 263.3 Japan 61.0 64.9 91,4 78.5 73.4 77.6 52.7 :39.6 27.3 BeLgium 23.2 22.6 27.0 34.6 14.6 25.6 37.8 23.6 18. 4 France 11.1 11.3 15,9 19.1 12.5 1L7.3 21.2 1.5.6 L12.8 Un:ited Kingdom 12.7 8.4 14.2 22.9 13,2 :18.2 17.4 14.0 6.7 Germany, Fed. Rep. 12.2 10.3 10.6 12.2 7,4 9.4 1L9.9 IL1.6 6.3 India 1.15,9 272.4 51,6 15.9 51,3 - - - - United States 8.8 6.2 10.3 8.:3 8.8 :1. 6 8e5 6,0 15.8 Italy 19M7 20.2 19.9 15, 3 10,3 1L2.4 12.1 2.5 3.9 Portugal 7.8 8.0 10.3 10.8 6.8 7.9 7.4 7.2 5.1 Spain 3.7 13.3 7.9 2.6 13.7 :13.4 1.9 L1.5 12.0 Po.Land 3.5 5.9 5.2 4.6 2.1 6.6 6.4 5.4 5.3 Other 37.4 29.8 52.8 64.7 41.9 57.7 86,4 118.1 149.7 Supar 83.8 54,9 15.0 - 16,1 56.2 174.5 407.5 254.6 MaLaysia. 11.9 0.6 - - - 5.1 88 112.5 S. Vietniam 20.2 30,0 - - - - 55.3 48.7 54.1 Japan 3.1 10 - -- :38.0 :32.9 37.4 - United States - 16.4 15.0 - 16,1 18.2 21.0 :30.2 17.8 Sri Lanlca 10,0 - - - - - 25,6 57.2 24.4 Pakistan - - - 37.7 - Saudi Arabia - - - - - - - 15.0 Hongkong 3.6 0.3 - -- :16,3 - Othier 35,0 8.6 - - - - :34.6 86. 2 45.8 Source: Department of Customs Banl< of Thailand Table 3.6: MERCHANDISE IMPIORTS (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969I 1970 197I 1972 1972~t Capital Goods 4.75 571 75. ,3 9il72 9%371 8,6 8 9 3 12,64.5 Machinery and parts 2,69 1 3,277 4,462 5,213 5,761 6, 142 5,770 6,420 8,053 Non-electric:al (2,103) (2,654.) (3,563) (3,82 5) (4,1063) (4, 723) (4,558) (5, 087) (6,235) Electrical (588) (6231) (91.9) (1,3?8) (1, 698) (1,41.9) (1,212) (1, 333) (1,818) Met:al mankufactuires 736 719I 8 26 950 1 ,07;1 1 ,04z7 860 1,00)3 990o Fertilizers andt pesticides 235 361. 5 24 64 1 630 582 503 877 1 ,142 Scientific and opticakl instrument:s 23 1 261 355 4C02 4 23 4115 421 465 542 Conistruct:ion materials-2 424 560 690 53 5 4219 I185 109 91 98 Othier 458 5221 666 598 858 1,000 96 5 92 7 1,'820 Intermediate Products and Raw Materials 3, 2 0 j94. 7 5.8 ,6 6,~ Y2 7j629 31 1354 Chiefly f'or corksumer goods 2,128 2,552' 2,951 3, 207 3,760 4,139 4,996 5,880 8,525 Chemicals (863) (1,075) (1,351) (1,422) (1,727) (1,962) (2,293) (2, 7:13) (4,127) Textil.e fibres (319) (340) (3-29) (271) (294) (602) (849) (1, 046) (1, 748) Paper and paLperboetrd (374) (498) (540) (582) (622) (509) (558) (504) (780) Tobacco (171) (270) (288) (44-6) (472) (279) (507) (5838) (382) Textile yarni and thread (281) (254) (284) (308) (367) (435) (406) (503) (724) Other (120) (115;) (159g) (17,8) (278) (3 52) (383) (5:26) (764) ChiLefly f-or capital goods 1,082 1, 389 1,786 1,879 2,106 2,586 2,708 3,251 5,049 Iron aind steel. (763) (994) (1, 231) (1,30)3) (1,406) (1,647) (1,704) (2, 046) (3,008) Other base mietals (25 7) (310) (422)- (451) (564) (813) (854) (1, 043) (1,834) Other (62) (8 5) (133) (125) (136) (1216) (2:10) (152) (207) Co,nsumer Goode; 4,6 ,7 ' 35 5323 5,0 5.378 4,5 ,725 7 .04 Non-durable goods 2,919 3,223 3,559 3,443 3,6:19 3,486 2,859 3 ,2 91 4,050 Food aind bevrerages; (896) (998) (1,057) (1, 138) (1,365) (1,114) (1, 044) (1,224) (1,395) ClothiLng andt footwear (1,475) (1, 609) (1,779) (1,1542) (1,329) (1,427) (909) (9156) (1,341) MediciLnal and pharmaceutical products (410) (466i) (548) (568) (672) (7,41) (715) (8 59) (975) Other (138) (15(1) (175) (195) (2-53) (204) (19)1) (242) (339) Durable goods 1,244 1,491 1, 776 1,880 2 ,289 1,892 1, 896 2,434 2,990 Househiold goods (469), (521) (649) (7:16) (1,043) (6 55) (899) (1,402) (1,461) Electric appliances (321) (3 79) (432) (553) (648) (6 37) (503) (581) (869) Cycles, motorcycles, carts (289) (3531) (4-71) (394) (330) (325) (2 37) (246) (401) Other (165) (238) (224) (2:17) (2158) (295) (2 57) (205) (259) Other_liprs~ 3.285 4,W ,573 5,35 5.020 5 35 5~47 6,36 8l51 Fuels andi lubriceants 1,353 1,87:3 1,5138 1,995 1,829 2,329 2, 7 21 3,115 4,522 Veh:icles and patrts 1,454 1,839 2, 361 2,770 2 , 523 2,204 2,191 2 ,213 3,373 Ot ers' 478 436 624 5930 668 1,002 735 908 620 Total Imports 1543 85 22,188 24133 25,966 27,09 26,794 3087 41,774 Adjustment for- B/P-4" -206 -207 - 230 - 278 -401 -494 -552 -559 -480 Gold imports -136 -12:5 -145 -179 -142 -108 -27 - Thai military imot-/- - - - - - 391 219 363 Metrchandlise Imports., c.i,E :1501,8,7 2181 23646 25 423 26,407 26.606 30.35 4165 1/ Preliminary 7j/ Including cement- 3/ Incl[uding gold iLmports 4/ Diplomatic shipmnents, personial effects, temporary imnports. 5/Not includled in customns return. Source: Bankc of Thailand TabLe 3.,7: FINJACING OF MERCHANDISE IWPORTS TMillions of US dollars) 1966 1967 1968 L96sR 1970 1971 1972 1973 Imports urLder grants 28.0 36.8 45.5 28.2 33.3 25.9 21.1 18.9 US grants 15,6 29 .5 37.8 24.6 17.9 14.5 12.5 9.0 UN and other specialized agencies 9.f8 15.1 6.0 2.8 11.B 6.8 6.1 5.7 Co:Lombo Plan 2.6 2.2 1.7 0.8 3.6 4.6 2.5 4.2 Imports under project loans 38.3 4'2.1 ,48.8 53.6 43.0 35.1 55.2 70.3 OfficiaGl 35,.1 36.5 46.6 45.3 43.0 34.5 47.5 61.0 PrtLvate 3.2 5.6 2.2 8.3 - 0.6 7.7 9.3 Imports under suppliers ' credits 53-.1 93.5 102.1 158.14 175.1 142.3 103.2 67.9 Officia3) / - ID.5 3.6 16.5 16.5 10.5 0.,7 0.7 Private: 53.1 93.0 98.5 141.9 158.6 131.8 102,5 67.2 Mach'Lnery and par;s 27.8 52.7 41.9 56.9 88.8 55.0 51 .8 53.0 (of which weaving machinery) ( - ) ( - ) ( - ) (25.o) (50.9) (38.9) (37.8) (25.1) Cars, buses and trucks 15.8 23.2 44.4 52.9 48.9 31.9 29.8 7.4 Tractors, rollers, graders 6.8 12.4 9.7 9.1 6.o 5.0 5..0 3.1 Other 2.7 4.7 2.5 23.0 14.9 39.9 1N.9 3.7 Ihports under foreign investment 0.,1 0.8 0.9 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.1 -' hiports induced by US military expenditures 75,.7 120.3 143.0 109.6 106. 96.3 113.0 109.9 Direct 31,.0 h9.3 58.6 20.6 20.0 18.1 21.2 20.7 Indiirect 44..7 71.0 84.4 89.0 86.5 78.2 91.8 89.2 Imports not subjected to foreign exchange pa)nents 10,,0 11.0 13.4 19.3 23.8 26.6 26,.9 23..7 Subtotal 205.2 30,4.5 353.7 369. 4 382.2 326.7 319.,5 290. 7 Imports financed by oTrL resources 684.4 76:2.2 805.1 879.0D 916.3 961.5 1164.9 1762. 6 Total Imports 889.6 106607 1158.8 1248.,4 1298.5 '1288.2 1484,,4 2053,3 1/ Including local governments Source: Bank of Thailand Table 3.8. MERCHANDISE iMPORTS BY COUNTRIES 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1371 1972 1973 (a) Millions of Baht Jan-Oct Total Merchandise Impj:ts 15433 18504 22188 24103 25966 27009 26794 30875 32821 Japan 5138 6572 8046 8274 9515 10107 10093 11401 12028 United States 2395 30D33 3546 4512 3322 4011 31307 4841 4810 Germany, Fed. Rep. 1545 1442 1946 2021 2354 2288 2075 2279 2532 United Kingdonm 1439 1516 1510 1573 2034 2014 2054 1620 1706 Australia 326 495 598 578 749 352 864 981 iCiSO Saudi Arabia 8 6 81 393 173 536 752 967 773 Taiwan 372 393 576 579 617 603 747 1058 9197 Italy 322 349 454 592 597 488 428 475 484 Netherlands 500 481 470 456 583 368 316 349 399 Hongkong 401 372 428 428 411 374 314 417 467 other 2987 3845 4333 4597 5011 5368 5344 6487 7575 (b) Percent of Totatl Japan 33.3 35.5 36.3 34.3 36.6 37.4 37.7 36.9 36.6 United States 15.5 16.4 16.4 18.7 15.1 14.8 14.2 15.7 14.7 Gernmany, Fed. Rep. 10.0 7.8 8.8 8.4 9.1 8.5 7.7 7.4 7.7 United Kingdont 9.3 8.2 7.3 6.9 7.8 7.5 7.7 5.3 5.2 Australia 2.1 2.7 2.7 2.4 2.9 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 Saudi Arabia 0.1 0.0 0.4 1.6 0.7 2.0 2.8 3.1 2.4 Taiwan 2.4 2.1 2.6 2.4 2.4 2.2 2.8 3.4 :3.0 Italy 2.1 1.9 2.0 2.5 2.3 1.8 1.6 1.5 L.5 NetherlarLds 3.2 2.6 2.1 1.9 2.2 1.4 1.2 1.1 1.2 Hongkong 2.6 2.0 1.9 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.4 L.4 Other 19.4 20.8 19.5 19.1 19.3 19.8 19.9 21.0 23.1 Source: Bank of ThaiIatid Table 3.9: SERVICES (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 19172 1973 Re_eipl_ s 3249.1 6199.1 8434.4 9209.9 9385.3 10094.8 9899.6 11322.8 - 215 .6 Freight and insurance on merchandise 392.1 511.3 541.0 397.3 275.5 313.4 494.2 639.0 925.5 Ot.her t-ranslportation 154.1 175.7 230.7 182.5 207.9 298.6 330.8 455.9 513.7 Travel 1/ 358.3 832.3 1211.7 1255.8 1768.0 2170.0 2208.9 2718.0 3386.3 R & R- (50.0) (141.4) (224.6) (424.1) (458,6) (389.8) (239.7) (62.8) (5.6) Other (308.85) (690.9) (987.1) (831.7) (1309.4) (1780.2) (1969.2) (2655.2) (3380.7) Investrnent Income 526.0 674.4 942.6 1052.5 1284.6 1636.6 1423.4 1206.8 1448.1 Governrment, n.i.e. 1491.5 3557.2 4880.1 5571.9 5043,9 4839.8 4514.2 5262.5 5034.3 Ot:her 326.6 448.2 628.3 749.9 805.4 836.4 928.1 1040.6 1407.7 Payments L805.3 2093.2 2521.3 3061.4 3430.9 4058.6 4495.5 4739.7 _5886.7 Freight and insurance on merchandise 117.5 172.5 143.9 167.6 142.4 202.9 338.7 L31,9 504,1 Ot:her transportation 63.1 100.6 76.2 115.4 121,1 186.4 202.8 204.5 386.7 Travel 508.6 565.7 715.3 874.2 1001.5 1267.4 1294.5 1286.8 1449.4 Investment income 537.1 683.8 775.1 780.3 1058.5 1257.3 1393.8 1534.0 1872.4 Government, n.i.e. 182.7 194.4 261.4 477.7 452.7 395.3 399.0 336.8 444.8 Other 396.3 376.2 549.4 646.2 654.7 749.3 866.7 945.7 1229.3 Net Services 1443.,8 ,4105.9 5913.1 6148.5 5954.4 6036.2 5404.1 6583.1 6828.9 Freight: and insurance on merchandise 274.6 338.8 397.1 229.7 133.1 110.5 155.5 207.1 421.4 Other t:ransportation 91.0 75.1 154.5 67.1 86.8 112.2 128.0 251.4 127.0 Travel -149.85 266.6 496.4 381.6 766.5 902.6 914.4 1431.2 1936.9 Investment income -11.L -9.4 167.5 272.2 226.1 379.3 29.6 -327.2 -424.3 Government, n.i.e. 1308.8 3362.8 4618.7 5094.2 4591.2 4444.5 4115.2 4925.7 4589.5 Other -69.7 72.0 78.9 103.7 150.7 87.1 61.4 94.9 178.4 2/ 1965 - 1.968: Source Bank of Thailand.; 1969 - 1973: Source Tourist OrganiZation of Thailand. -/ Estimated expenditures of US soldiers; on rest and recreation leave. Source: Bank of ThaiLand. Table 3.10: INVES'TMENT INCOME (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 19,67 1968 1]969 1970 ]971 1972 1 973 Receipts 526.0 674.4 942.6 1052.5 1284.6 1636.6 1423.4 1206.8 1448.1 Private sector 19.3 28.5 26.6 27.0 69.5 104.2 L25.5 126.3 198.1 Interest 7.8 11.0 13.9 18.5 39.7 63.1 64.1 50.2 87.4 Profits of branches 10.5 14.8 11.6 7.7 27.2 38.9 59.1 69.6 108.8 Other 1.0 2.7 1.1 0.8 2.6 2.2 2.3 6.5 1.9 Public sector 506.7 645.9 916.0 1025.5 1215.1 1532.4 1297.9 1080.5 1250.0 Interest 506.7 645.9 916.0 1025.5 1215.1 1532.4 1297.9 1080.5 1250.0 Payment s 537.1 683.8 775.1 780.3 1058.5 1257.3 1:393.8 1534.0 1872.4 Private sector 392.1 509.2 577.6 586.4 797.0 962.8 1086.3 1114.9 1349.9 Interest !/ 187.1 163.6 200.2 247.4 276.9 378.2 477.6 510.1 663.7 Profits of branches 169.6 280.4 293.0 209.3 375.9 404.9 383.7 355.5 330.5 Dividends 34.6 59.6 80C.6 123.9 140.6 170.9 200.9 210.0 315.0 Other 0.8 5.6 3.8 5.8 3.6 8.8 24.1 39.3 40., Public sector 145.0 174.6 197.5 193.9 261.5 294.5 307.5 419.1 522.5 Interest - 145.0 174.6 197.5 193.9 261.5 294.5 307.5 419.1 522.5 Central government (29.7) (53.8) (84.1) (78.8) (196.2) (244.5), (238.4) (352.9) (426.2) State enterprises (115.3) (120.8) (113.4) (115.1) (65.3) (50.0) (65.1) (59.6) (91.8) Local governments (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (4.0) (6.6) (4.5) Net Investment Income -11.1 -9.4 167.5 272.2 226.1 379.3 29.6 -327.2 -424.3 Private sector -372.8 -480.7 -551.0 -559.4 -727.5 -858.6 -960.8 -988.6 -1151.8 Public sector 361.7 471.3 718.5 831.6 953.6 1237.9 990.4 661,4 727.5 - Excludes interest on suppliers' credits information on which is not available. Source: Bank of Thailand. Table 3.11L: GOVERNMENT, n.i.e. (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 1967 196B 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Rece ip 1491.5 3557.2 4880.1 5571.9 5043.9 4839.,B 4514.2 5262.5 5034.3 Military 922.1 2589.1 ,4109.2 4917.B 4445.7 4192.1 3788.7 4413.2 4210.3 US military personnel and agencies (865.3) (2010.4) (3287.9) 4494.3) (4204.7) (4159.4) (3755.1) (4398.2) (4130.5) US contractors for military projects (-) (565.B) (813.5) (383.4) (78.'9) (4.5) (11.0) (12.7) (74.2) Other military (56.8) (12.9) (7.8) (40.1) (162.1) (28.1) (22.5) (2.3) ( 5.6) Non-military 569.4 968.1 770.9 654.1 598.2 647.7 725.7 849.3 824.0 Payments 182.7 194.4 261.4 477.7 452.7 395.3 399.0 336.8 444.8 Military 3.3 6.9 15.1 19.B 21.9 14.9 24.B 2.0 4.0 Non-military 179.4 187.5 246.3 457.9 430.3 380.4 374.2 334.8 440.8 Services under aid programs (70.6) (87.7) (135.9) (330.7) (298.5) (193.10) (162.7) (106.2) (113.3) Other (108.8) (99.8) (110.4) (127.2) (132.3) (187.4) (211.5) (228.6) (327.5) Net Government, n.i.e. 1308.8 3362.8 4618.7 5094.2 4591.2 4444.5 4115.2 4925.7 4589.5 Military 918.8 2582.2 4094.1 4898.0 4423.8 4177.2 3763.7 4411.2 4206.3 383.2 Non-military 390.0 780.6 524.6 196.2 167.4 267.3 351.5 514.5 Source: Bank of Thailand. Table 3.12: TRANSFERS (Milliois of- Baht) 1965 1966 1967 1.968 1969 1970 1971 1972 197'3 Privalte transfers 146.2 216.3 173.8 140.4 89.2 57.4 131.1 208.2 818.4 In1flowT 216.8 288.4 264.3 241.2 216.9 203.7 280.1 338.6 948.2 Ouitflcw 70.6 72.1 90.5 100.8 127.7 146.3 149.0 130.4 129.8 Goveniment: transfers 650.2 747.6 1024.4 1407.1 1098.0 954.3 773.0 608.1 569.9 US grants 1/ 357.4 438.8 799.6 1172.4 864.3 613.0 519.0 417.9 356.3 Oither grants 243.0 257.7 152.2 159.7 74.6 320.2 238.3 179.9 201.3 Special Yen 58.2 58.2 58.2 58.2 150.2 - - - - Other (net) -8.4 -7.1 14.4 16.8 8.9 21.1 15.7 10.3 12.3 Total tran,sfers (net) 796.4 963.9 1198.2 1547.5 1187.2 1011.7 904.1 816.3 1388.3 -/ Breakdown by countries not available. Source: Bank of Thailand Table 3.1 3: CAPITAL MO'VEMENTS (MIlliaons of Baht) 1965; 196 _ _ 1, 7 _ - Credit Deblt Net Credit De"'t11 11et relzt C- A. Private Medium- and Long-term! 2,,47 845.7 1,201.5 I,C24 1 l7.4 9'1.7 2,L'2.5 7 1. Direct investment 910.3 40.0 870.7 629.1 58.5 570,5 ,7'.0 1.1 Equlity capital ( 860.3) ( 12.0) ( 848.3) ( 53-.0) ( 44.6) ( L9.4 ' ( 7,9.; '. ' 1.2 Loans ( 50.0) ( 2;.0) ( 22.0) ( 91.1) ( 1.9) ( '7.2) ( 21 1 ( i 2. Loans toD private enterprises 277.0 141.3 135.7 9'.L.5 159.9 71. 2'7.7 18z. '' .7 3. Suppliers' credits to private enterprises 835.5 654.o 181.5 1,103.8 84L._ 259.5 1,9''.2 i.o-. '. 4. Portfolio investment 23.3 i0.4 12.9 55.7 9._ I. ic,0. 6. 5. Other 1.1 - 1.1 4.0 0.4 -.6 - - - B. Public Mediulm- and Long-term 775,2 492.7 2c2.5 810.4 683 .", 127.0 '5^. c S7.C 1. Loans to state enterprises 21'38 151.8 f2.0 3'99.3 15,7.5 241.Q 229. 17'.' .c 2. Suppliers' credits to state enterprises 27'.4 125.4 - 97.8 - 7'9.2 - '79.2 81.0 90.6 - 9. 3. Loans to the central goverrnment 331.8 49.6 282.2 411.1 49.6 3,1.5 5484.L 62.1 L92.' 4. Other central government 202.0 165.9 36.1 i- 37.1 - 397.1 0.1 32.0 - 3;21.9 4.1 Imoort credits ( 202.0) ( 147.0) ( 550.) ( ) ( 25L.8) (- 254.8) ( - ) ( 290.3) (- 190 ) 5. Suippliers' credits to local governments - - C. Total Mediam- and Long-term 2.822.4 1,338.4 1, 484 0 2,8345 1,755.8 1,078.7 4_1Z,5 1,946.7 2,] >, D. Short-term i 384.6 203.3 181.3 632.2 1 92,I 440.1 3'24 0 °LL.7 7?*' 1. Pirivate 376.1 190.7 185.4 534.1 i 179.5 354.6 30'3.2 2.1 -1. 1.1 Trade credits 376.1) ( 10.7) ( 185.4) ( 34.1) ( 179.5) ( 3518 6) ( 01.1) K 3. K .) 2. Pulblic 8.5 12.6 - 4.1 98.1 12.6 85.5 20.8 1.c E. Total Canital Movements 3,207.0 1, 5141.7 1.66. R, 7 1,97.9 * 158. 8 441. 5 2,901.8 -,2.1 L less than one year. a-le ^.13 1968 19'9 _ ___ _17 _ Cr^edit Debit Net Credit DeF:t rei O - De : :e- A. PrivEate Medium- and Long-term 3,813.5 1L5.6 2,007.9 h ,g49g 28 5 457.2 510 ',135 2.1,6.5 1. Direct investment 1,325.1 85.4 1,239.7 1,165.8 108.3 1,0'7.5 ;,00o4,4 12.' 3. 1.1 Equity capital (1,036.6) ( 16. 9 (1,019-7) ( 903.8) ( 1-2.) ( 891.2) 675.6' 23.7> ( 651.9 1.2 Loans ( 288.5) ( 68.5) ( 220.0) ( 262.0) ( 95.7) ( 16.') ( 22' 2 0% 2) ! 2-. 2,' 2. Loans to private enterprises 340.4 284.8 55.6 717.6 '53.4 364.2 730.2 -1'.. 21L.- 3 Suppliers' credits to private enterprises 2,o48.9 1,430.7 618.2 2,952.1 2,01.7.1 9-5.0 3_,98 9 2,512. 734.7 4. P'ortfolio investment 99.1 4.2 94.9 11:4.1 13.6 100.5 27201 -5.1 2_7.0 5. Other - 0.5 - 0.5 - - - 79! - 7.4 B. Public Medium- and Long-term 1,151.4 820.9 330.5 1,389.6 1,156.0 233.6 1 1,154._ 157.9 1. Ioans to state enterprises 201.1 179.2 21.9 246.8 2C)0.0 146.8 138.2 24y1 - 110.9 2. Suppliers' credits to state enterprises 191.9 170.7 21.2 305.4 80.0 225 23" 2.1 27.5 201.9 3. Loans to the central government 758.4 142.021 616.4 800.3 508.21/ 292. 1 538 32) 7-' hL .- 4. Other central government - 315.0 - 315.0 - 367.8 - 367.8 - 4 1 L.i Iport credits ( - ) ( 254.4) (- 254.4) ( - ) ( 209.0) (- 209.0) ( - :, 8> (- 35.L) 5. Suppliers' credits to local governmen',.s - 18.0 - 14.0 37.1 - 37.1 53.1 - 53.1 C. Total. Medium- and Long-term 4, 964.9 2,626.5 2338. 6i339.2 3,648.4 26 20.8 6.627.2 4,-:v' D. Short-term 3 384.1 278.5 105.6 845.0 238.2 206.8 307.0 423.6 178.4 1. Private 363.3 266.5 96.8 424.2 238.2 186.0 586._ -2 ° 123 h 1.1 Trade credits ( 361.3) C 266.5' 96.8) 4 824.2) C 238.2> ( 136.0) ( 596.2) " h > ' :3>4 2. Public 20.8 12.0 8.8 20.8 - 2.8 2.8 2,.R E. Total Capital Movements 5,349.0 2,905.0 2,444. 6,7814.2 3,836.6 . 7,234.2 4,771.5 2.462.7 Incltuding Eank of Thailand participatinsa in IBD loarn. (Sirtkit Ian e,d t.hi-rd h_,4hMay projsctO) of R. .37.9 million in 19,68, B. 357.3 millior inr 1969 and B. 236.91 millicn in 1970. L/ Less thLn cne year. Table 3.13 Page 3 .1971 _1_ _ .972 1973 Creclt Debit Net Credit Debit Net Credir DebIt Net A Prnvaite Medium- and LogSeFrm 5,018.7 3,7.1 L 28 .6 6,640,Q5 3,543,0 3097 ,5 5,131.5 4,704.8 426.7 1. Direct invcstment 1,017.9 219.1 798.5 1,553.9 126.8 1,427.1 2,172.() 567,1 1,604.9 1.1 Equity capital 787.2) ( 101.1) 682.1) (1,165.7' ( 11.0) (1,154.7) ( 1,408.8) ( 33.0) (1,275.8) 1.2 Loans ( 23'1.7) ( 113.') ( 116'',) 388.2 (115.8) ( 272.4) ( 763.2) ( 534.l.) ( 279.1) 2. Loans to private enterprises 1,O87.5 1,036.7 50.8 2,622.7 1,142.0 1,480.7 1,325.4 2,030,4 -,05.0 3. Suppliers' credits to private entcyl)rlses 2,7'1294 2,409.0 333.4 2,132.6 2,220.8 -88.2 1,370.D 2,055.10 -685.0 4. Portfolio investment 168.S 68.0 100.5 330.7 53.4 277.3 263.0 52.0 211.0 5. Other 2.4 - 2.L 0.6 - 0.6 1.1 0.3 0.8 B. Public MecLium- snd Long-Term 1,356.2 970.5 85.7 1,287.3 1.120.5 166.8 1L750.8 729.9 1t)22L5 1. Loans to state enterprises 218.0 238.0 - 20.0 661.0 261.4 399.6 763.8 319.5 444.3 2. Suppliers credits to state enterprises 153-7 78.5 Bo.? 13.9 75.7 -61.3 13.5 85.1 -71.6 3. Loans to the central government 579.: 27.2-2 306.3 437.8- 223.1- 214.7 610.1-/ 222,9 387.2 4. Other central government 31;.14 373-5 31.1 '.74.6 535.4 -360.8 363.4 70.3 293.1 4.1 Irport. credits ( - ) ( - ) ( _ ) ( ) - )( -3 ( -) 5. Suppliers' crediLs to local governmesnts 63.6 12.7 50.9 - 25.4 -25.4 - 25.5 -25.5 C. TotEal Medium- an-id Long-Tens 6,3748. 4,703. !,671.3 7_927.8 4,,663.5 3,264.3 6,882,3 _5.428,1 _454.2 D. Short-Tern,3/ 605.9s 541.o 64.9 634.7 235.7 399.0 1.02K2,6 385. 637.4 1. Private 483.1 328.3 154.8 544.8 235.7 309.1 1,022.6 385.2 637.4 1.1 Trade credits 4 483.1) ( 329.3) ( 154.8) ( 544.8) , 235.7) ( 309.1) (1,022.6) ( 385.2) ( 637.4) 2. Public 122.6 212.7 - 899 89.9 - 89.9 _ E. Total Capital Movements 6.980,6 5. 6 1,76.2 _562.5 4899.2 ' 31,663.3 7,904,9 5.813.3 20416 - Including Bank of Thailand participations in 11IRD LoEns (Sirikit Dam and 3rd Highway Projects)of B. 95.6 nillion in 1971 and B. 47.3 million in 1972. 2 including refund from Bank of Thailand participations in I1BRD loans (3rd Highway prDjects) of B,, 1.4 million in 1972 ond B.18.9 million so 1973. , Less than one year. SoDurce: Bank of Thailand. Table 3.14: MEDIUM AND L.ONG TERNM CAPITAL, MOVEMENTS BY COUNTRIES 1966-1972 Private Se-t- Pohbl- Sector DiretIoe-est S.tat Et-tpr-a- Central Coernee local ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SupplI-r Spltr Local Tot-l Private Nector Eqooty Loo Loans Credits Ocher Pbl-c Sector Loans C-dits Loano~ Oth-r Coeotet P/79J 1 9 66 - C RE D IT 1. OECD C-onttloo I/ 1.912.6 499.4 871.9 225.2 1 U54 5 45. 6 371 4 278.6 -92 V 2. 2841, USA 486.9 206.E 371.7 167.9 59 7 I5 5 15.4 2 1- 13.3-- 502.3 JPapa 899.7 230.3 2i. 4 44.5 196.6 2 9--- - - - N99 7 United Riogdo 164.6 28.5 1.4 128.7 6.U 0 - - - 164. 6 West Sornay 170.2 13.7 0. .7 153.3 2. 5 333.0 253.5 7 9.5 -5-0o.2 Frosce 21.0 4.7 I0. 6 1.1 4.4 0.2 - - ---- 21.0 Other2 170.2 16.1 14. 2 9.6 111.9 IS. 5 23.0 23.0 ----193. 2. Social Lst Couantres 17.8 2.3 _ -11.0 05 - - ----17 N 3. Other Cotttrieo 93.7 36.3 3.2 6.3 34.3 1 3. 6 --....9 long EK-g 34.7 13.4 - 5.2 4 3 IL8 - - . 34 7 4. lnternatiooal los.titotions .-~- 439.U 125.2 318 3 INUS 4 IESA -. .. 439 U 120.7 7198 3 -.43990 To,tal Credit 2.024.1 538 0 9:>.1 231 5 1,103-8 58) 7 815.4 399.3 411 1 -2.3 5 1 9 6 w 1. S U 2 T 1 . OUCD Countries 1 1.0U2.8 43.4 13.9 116 9 81 9 1 .1. 413 1 64. 9 29 3 7.U 7 62 V 1 4115 9 USA 106. 7 28. 7 - 25. 0 52.8 25 50.98 51 .8 - -7 5 161 5 J.pan 466. 9 4. 7 13. 8 3 9 443. 1 1.5 90. 2 . 1 95 . 70.7 . 15 71 United Uingdan 149.2 . - 148 2 - 8.3 - 1 9 .64C 157? Went Gortiay 102.9 0.6 . 5 2 97.1 1 7 5 5 9 16.6 - 12:2.4 Fra -o 74.6 8.1 -71.4 3 1 . INI 7 - . 181 7 -256 3 Othe / 102.5 9.3 O1 1 11.5 73.8 7,8 56.6 12.2 40 3 . 4I 15 1 2. SoniaIlat Co...tries 8.7 - N 7 . . . . . 7 3. Other C2natrieo 60.9 12 .43 U 16.5 23.2 2 6 .09 .6 7' 68 5 long Eun.g 11.0 - .9.8 1.2 . 7 7 - 0.7 . 11 7 4. Iotern,tiona1 InstitotLoo .n.. . 262,7 92 6 .42.4 127.762. AO -. --- 41.6 . . 414 6-1 lORD 4 IDA- .... 221 1 82.6 . 42.6 05 V 221 1 To,tal DebLt 1.072.4 44.6 13.9 159.9 844. 3 _9.7 683.4 152.5 79.2 49 6 397-.] 1,755.9 I/ ncloatg USA 0n0 Cana.da 3/Incladiog Canada Source: Bobk of Theiland TaLe 3.14 Pr eSector Pobl-c Secto Direc Ione-Wet State E-tep-e - eaCentra- oeI o Total Sop~~~~lsars' Suppliers Local rl-.'TotL1 I-vtose Sector Eoolly Loass. Loans C-adits OhrPbllic Sector Loots Credits Loan Ote ovrmeoai 19 67- C RBE SI T 1. ORCO cnuatrtea 1/ 2 ~~~~~~~~~3051.8 610.8 1.3 3g, 221.0 1L,'9.2 104 0 364.1 116.0 Si0162 5 35451 USA 913.8 4724. 1 1 212.7 141.9 16 7 62.4 147 6 - 70.4 F772- 1,001 4 Japee 1,361.2 153.9 20I 1. ,1,I. 2.1 - ---- 1,361.2 United I(ingdae 015.2 25.0 6. 8.7 11~9.1 6 2 0.1 - -- 0 1 -215.3 Wea Ceestaoy 161.7 20.0 - 156.7 4 2 178.8 70.4 t0 6 69 0 - 3 40. Fra- e 63.2 15 0 27.0 0.3 12.9 - - --. 63.2 Octhe 21( 336.7 39 5 4 3 41.7 222.1 29 1 37.6 37,6 ----374.3 2. SDietaltt Coo..atniea 37.3 - -- :17.3 - --- - 37.3 3. Other Countries 172.4 01.6 22.8 16.7 317.7 16.6 -- ---173.4 Hlotg o-g 02.6 56 6 - 10.4 [2. 3 0.3 - 8 7.6 4. Enternational Lnasitati-as - . .490,9 113.5 .317 4 . 490.9 ABS - - IBRBU& IDA - - .- . 490.9 113.95 317.4 --497.9 Ttatl CredIt326- 759.9 212. 1 237.7 L.214 2 120 6 051.0 229.5 51 0 544.-4 0.1417- 1. 0UCD Cauntries 1/ 1,3. 43.7 31.7 174. 7 975.6 6.2 404 0 79.3 90.6 _74. 7 90.4 -1,716.2 USA 165.6 14 6 25.9 47.0 76. 1 4.2 113.0 77.4 20.8 15.6 . 29. Jap. 609.9 16.6 4. 2 146 572 3 129 3 19.0 - 106.3 .735.2 Unite Kiagdes 109.6 . . 109 6 .4.6 - 2.2 . 2.4 114.2 Wes -eoy 103.9 - .- 103.9 10 7 1.9 7.9 0 9 122 6 Peac 110.4 2.1 - 101.9 6 4 . 101 7 . 181.7 .292.1 Other 2t 132.0 10 4 2.1 10.4 107.1 2.0 40 7 .40.7 - 172.7 2. Seolniat Caounrlea 12.8 - -- 17.8 . - _ -. 7.0 3. Othc Ca-aries 39. 0.7 8.3 30.5 --.- - 39-5 Hung Ka-g 12.0 8 .3 3.7 - .12.0 4. Lntemnatieoal lolntes-- ----173.2 94.0 -37 6 41.6 -17322 ADB-- . 41.6 - -- 41.6 -41.6 IBRD6 10 IDA - - - 131.6 94.0 -37 6 - -131.6 Total Debit 1.2088_7 44 4 31 2 183.0 1.023.9 _6.2 650 0 173.3 -t- .62 1 330.0 1-4- /Isnladiag USA a-d Caoa.do 2/ Ineladi,ag Casad. Souce Sc-k of Tha.ilnad Table 3.14 Page 3 Diret 1--net- Sta~te Enterpri-e Central Govetr-,en Tots1 Suppli-r S.ppli-rS LotuSl Tota1 Eapte_Sec tor E:quity Lo..s Loans Credits Other Publ-c 3ectro Lo-an Credits Loans OthLer Go ve rnymen to CaPital 1. OSCO Countries 3/4132.3 913.0 270.7 314. 6 11,924. 7 593 63. 7 102 0 191916 0 j.40 USA 1,057. 3 477.3 236.0 154. 7 1359. 6 39 7 187 5 - 116. 4 7 1.1 1,254.0 Jep"n 1,353.8 192.2 21.95 70. 5 1,097 2 2.4 - -- - l, 383 Ocited Kinodoo 21 7.4 23.8 - 34.7 156. 6 0 3 2 3 3 - 23 3 - -240 7 Weal G.ar,nun 381.7 40.8 1. 9 10.6 331 9 6 5 169. 0 82 .3 - 86. 7 5600. 7 PFscce 11 4 4. 2 2. 9 - 4, 1 0. 2 ---11 .4 Other~ 2/ 410. 7 1 72. 7 8. 4 44 1 1 75 3 10 2 83 9 1 9 7 52 2 1 2 7 494 6 2. Sucta.liuc Ccu-Lrla .21.6 0. 5 - 21 1 . 21. 6 3. Othe!r Couctrto- 329.6 123. 1 17.-8 25 8 103 1 2O ...--- 309. 6 80011 Kong 208 .7 86.6 9. 3 19 9 62 9 30 4 --.--200. 7 4. Int-rnationnl In-titutions-. 687.7 99 .1 -50886 -68 7 7 AD lh~~~~- --1.6 14 6 - -14 6 10RI1 & IDA - --.-6 7 31 84 5 5638 6 ..6 73 1 Totol Crtdit 3.C13.5 -L.036.6 200 5 3 4 0 _ 204. I2 I Li Si . 7711 I 919 7 SES4 - 1964 9 I1. OCCI) Conuotr,eo 1 1.689. 7 16. 1 62.4 755 .2 1, 351 6 4458 2 7 7 5 5 1 770.7 -50 1 27 2 .4 14 02,724 USA 208, 3 1.6 2308 7 31 106 6 3. 2 211 3 65 4 1006 2 26 17,7 - 419. 6 Japan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~836.3 0. 3 3 2 3 23 3 783. 3 0 1 09 2 - 1 85 . 7 0 7 . 920 5 SePine'd Oincdn 123. 8 3 9 - 119.4 0 5 17 7 - 1 7 - 2, 0 14. 0 141 .0 Wear Gernan7' ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~196. 7 8.4 4.0 1. 40 13 0 37 6 10.1I - 2 7,3 5 - 234. 3 Frsose 135.9 1.72 2 3 12,2.6 9.8 1051 7 . - . 180 7 -3 17 6 Ot her 2/ 188. 7 0 7 - 37. 9 149.3 0 6 47.2 41 9 -3.~3 .2 33 9 2. SocIl1ist Coo-trien 12.0 - - -12 0 - ---12.0 3. Oth-r_Countr,ies 103.9 0.8 6.1 29.6 67.1 03 1. .-1.0 .0. H0011 cong 51.8 0.1 3.0 8 2 30 0-- -- - - 51.8 4. Int,sr-atic-I Ioati:utionna-. - 23 710.. 91.9 416 237.2 ADB-. - 41,6 . - .1~6 .41.6 19817 & IDA - -. 1 97 6 107.. 7 . 91.9 . 195 6 Total Deb it 1,805.6 16 9 60.5 240 0- 1.430 7 4 7 202719 177' 2 170.7 142 0 3.5.0 14,10 2,628.5 1-:tnnldiog 1,A and C-nada 2/-o.ud-ng .1,-d. Sntru 8.atS t. Th.fia-d TIM 3 14 Pageh' 4 D-ret 1---anet State EnterrisCe--r1 To--rnnat Tetal Soppli-rs SnPPi5r--oclToa Priv-te Sector Enofit,' Loans L-as Cred-t Triter P II ic Sector L--n CredIts L-an Oth-r Gener..nEen CaPitl. i. tECD Coo-tries 1,' 7 80 35.9 20.5 9 70 3 .8 2- 94.0, T71.0 1750. 30 5.41 253. ... 37.1 552 IJSA 1:341.61 332. 9 20 79 53330 107. 6 37 1 63. 1 - - 6.I- I,.3047 Japan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~2,309. 6 40!.02 16.0 16 6 1,246. 5 22.-1 316 6- 2 02.9 11 3 7 - 2,625. 2 United Ptegdso ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~343.04 27.; - 91 9 223 O 1 1 106.0 69. 7 - 311.1 4 0. ;. ileat Ceensn5' ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~398. 1 01 .6 I 14 6 398 I 2.3 24 9.7 1 715.4 - 00.3 637.1 France ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~2 2. 7 7,0' - 2I 1.1 - .- . - . 2 2.' (other 2/ 466.2 4.9.0 2 0 2 42 71 34'33 11 63 5.6 3 2 . 2.7 5 01 .3 2 . SocalstCountrlra 16.4 0.1 - - 16.1 --- -.16.0,t 3. Other Coontries 162.6 67.6 16.1 13.8 45.4 1.7- - -162.6 tong Cong 87.3 37.3 I1. 7 ll 1 16.3 9 9 - 4. Int.-ntLosl Inisotot - - - . 617.9 71.4 - 406.-5 -617,9 .12 DB- 56.0 56.0 .---56.9. 0BR0 & lIDA .- --. 561 9 15 4, 54,6 .S 561 9 Totiti Credit~ 4,949.6 503, 15 ( 2620 711 6 5 1 114 24. 305.4 11)0.3 37 1639. 1 969.D0E11I7 I. !)ECD Couotrtiee 1, _3. 0.1 91 336.9 1,2. 9 4 579.6 F5.1 90.0 "18 5 326.2 2 3,952 l ISA 350.7 5.. 59 4 171.7 108.9 5.s '753.1 2 0097 90O.2 .390 Japan ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~1.284,6 i.. 17.8 27.6 1.238 1 80.9 - 10.2 . 70.7 1 i365.1 lositad 101ngdaa 170.9 0. 5 0.9 3 2 166.3 .69.0 . . 69.0 239.9 tet Ge--ay 233.3 0.'.~ 9 I 12.8 205 2 61.2 23.4 . ).0-24.5~ 'caere ~~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~95 8 8.1 3 3 93 9 9 3 .136 3 . . 136 3 .232.1L Othar 2/ ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~237.7 0 Li1. 32.5 199.2 4.D 53 9 7 6 46 3 . 2 91,01 2. Coc ...s Cotele, 36.0 - 36.0 .- - 36.92 3. 1306c C.-ttrti. 23.4 4.5.. 2 16.5 11.5 4Q 8 3.4 H-8an2tOsnIt - 2,6 6.8 29.1 1.0 --. 36.5 4. jnternatoLonal Ins,titutiOon 576.3 .114.9 - '19.1 416 576 2 - - . - . 0.~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2 7 1.1 . 41 6 43.7 11089)l & lIDA- .. 533 1 113.9 419 7 - 5 33.5 ToOth, Eebtt 2,492.0. 13 .6 95,7 353.4 2 017 1 13.6 1 56200 0 90.8 532.2 3672 ,4. LI-Inri,dIg OSA ard Cana.dn I/-ludiodlg C ..ada Sosree 8-,k of Th-al-d table 3 14. Page 5 Private Sector Pu~~~~~~~~~blicSet- Diret ictao State rrarjrueatCe.tra1 C-oernmeow. T.oLs1 Suppliers' Suppliers Local Total P aoSector Equity -L.ou Loses Cc-ditt ic Pu,blic Sector Lots LrdtsLIns-Le Cvaon s Capital 1. OECD CrositricesI 4.993.L 607.9 266.0 699.9 t_±9251 224 3 707 6 Sb.3 28-1 6 312 0 53 1570 2 uSA 1.02061 230 4 180.8 428.5 P111,1i 428 9 19. - - 18-8 -- 1.939 4 lapse ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~2,709.4 296.2 51.4 153.8 2,13i 72 0 483.4 - 9l. 5 279 9 -- 3.192 9 letted Ci-gdne 4159 35.1 8 4 96.0 2' 7 15 54.5 - 1.4-- 53 1 469.9 W.s_ Gr"e'any 406.9 8.9 - 13.2 3811 9 63 53 4 56.3 - I - 464.3 Pranr 291. 4.5 0.1 2118 --.--- 29.4 other 2/419.5 32.7 25 4 10 3 2410 106 1 93 7 -9117 30 --509 2 0. Setisiist Causr. r 19.7 0.3 - 1.4 9 2. Osber Cutis300.2 67 5 62 8 30 3 8 55.23 5 1 3. - .53 7 8H08 K-ng 128.8 50.5 1113 6 3 lb 4 37. 1 .. - - 129.6 4. lneacea toistes-- - 0 1 9 1.10 0 ADB - -- 37.2 37 2 -3- 2T 00I B 4L 117 - -A* .565 7 44 7 -210.-565 7 Total_Ce-d-. 53_13.0 6-79.6 3-29- 0 00.2 3,298 9 27915 1-3t4. lip 2 289 1 3'5. 53 1662 2 0. 9000 Coujntries.L 3.078 6 16. 2 91.7 474 2.4 30 6 56 7 70 2 120.-5 87 5 99. 1 362 1 3, 748 8 usA 425.0O 4. 5 5-.9 248 8 113.9 2 9 1 95 4, 67 6 0 1 25.4 90 3 628 4 J P.. 1,748. 0 1. 41 390 1, 2. 30 5 52.4 - 17 0 . 35.4 .1,800.4 OottedOtsgdsnc ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~1984 1, ,5 66 1605 2610 - 446 25644 499.4 West Osrn,anp 2~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~89 0 1 7 10' 9 075 8 0 6 90 0 45 3 . 447 7 WF 1 ~~~~~368 So1 123 8 12-.--13 8 other 2/ 214 e 6 6 5 68 3 17.3 0 7 71 4. 7 6 82 0 - 392. 8 2. Snits o. ts20 8 -~20 9 - -~ . 208 5. Ocher Celottriss 8~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~ ~~7.1 1.3 L2 10.2 5208 0 7 4. 7 4 . 4 .5 Hang gang 23.6 - 0 3 1 8 251 5 . - . 23.6 4. lateroaLi_Onl I-tststosi,tn ,-~-- 470 8 128. 6 - 3886 Ct I 478.8 ADB - 44 8 3 2 -- 418 6 441.8 1808 & IDA - - - 434 0 12594 308 6 . 431 0 Total 1eb~t 3,86.05 23. 7 9 9, 9 519. 6 2, 512. 2 591 1,154 4 24 9 . I I . 276. 7 431 1- 9 I-ooladio6 Co...da Source Hoeb of Thl,oi-.d Table 3 14 D-rec I-c--tto ! taco Enterpriss Central Co-oreo- Total Suppliers Supplers. Local Total Pray- t SctLor Equit coca Loan Ci-dit Othr blit Secor cn Creds_s Leone Otbotoocne Capital 1. IRiSD Cas-tries 1 4 56_6 7 684.0 1 969 950525 6 2.37 1 1475 85295 27 4 16926 1 341 463 6 9.419 6 SA5 1 ,090. 9 36 9 0 1 2 29 4167 RI 3 IT 2o 1361- 565 ' 9 6 - 1, 2 2 7 Ja.paa 2,47 7 ,5 2291 1 51 9 682 2,09 7 3 31 5345 0 1 22 7 2 2 31 - - 2,82 3 3 United Klngdco 403.7 18ˇ C 54 276.9 104 7 1 3 26 2 - 0 6 261.8 6536 731.9 West Ce--ay 184.9 4.3 4 1 5.7 163 8 7 3 lb41 14 1 - - - - 199.0 r-nc_ 12.6 2 I S C 10.I - - - - 12.6 Otbhr 2/ 385 7 60 2 13 6 133 5 185 1 7 ~7 30 7 6 3 23 5 I 4 --425 2. bacil-ls Coasuni- 29.9 5 6 - 29 3- - - - - 29 3. o)ther Countrtes. 422 1 98 6 17.9 15667 75 5, 23 4 7 2- 7.2_-- 429.3 leang Keop 179 0 32 7 1459 992 197 12 5 - - - - - 179.0 4. i~tnterersel I-ststiesa- - - -- 96 1 197 7 -255 5 - 4 96 .1 49DB - - - - - 60 4 IC 4 - - --6014 1698 6 lEsS- - - . 435 7 137 21 - 299'5 --435.7 T-ta C-ed,t 51010.7 782 34.7 1lu"_7 5 2J742.4 1701 U2,356 2 2ˇ.2 15337 57 95 341 4 636 6&37.IA9 1. CiECD Countries 1/. 7 94.7 63.9 804.3 2l3286 62 91 412 9 127 1 73 1 06 2 113 c 12 71 3,1786.9 C LSA 770.6 8854 6.3.3 5093 123 9 35' 166.0 686 20 6 77 39 5 - 936.6C Japsa 1,690.2 5.1 12 3 41.1 1,573 6 57 '124.0 - 24 0 - - 1,714 C United ltiadeoi 207.1- 4.4 35' 2 67 3 0 21 96 4 - 9 4 - 74 3 12 7 323.5 Cost Ce- -y 317.D 0 7 0 7 34 7 2So2 7 7 1300I 51 I - 09 1 - - 4171 Prance 162.1 0 1 - 149 2 12 7 2 - - - - 162.1 Giber 2/ 227 2 2.4 2 8 24 8 186 9 2 26 4 7 5 18.9 - 253.6 2. Sucoilu-t Ceseneco 17 4 - - - 174C - ---1., 3. -' - :. 341 76 4 34_0 2124 63 0 5 I 259 7 0 4 259 3 601 Ct 106.7 - 1 3 761 24 2 5 I - - - 106.7 4. Interaationial instituionian 297.9 10 I9 -167 0 -- 297.9) AD8 79 79 -- - 7.9 189D & lICA- - 290 0 103 2 107 71 - -290 7 Totl1 Dabsti73 101 I 1 18. 1,016 7 2,409 7 6 8 7 705 238 2 7 3 .5 273.2 2723 1 12 4703f I' -nclding USA and C-ada 1/-1ocldiag Cana.da Soorro B-el of Th-nIa-d Sible 3 10 ?ce7 Privat Set-tn 'Abl- Secto .T-vge Sectar Fsom to ILace Leve Cedt e, Pub Ic- S_tcar Loa_ Creds ccLas Ohr Ccace1207 1 9 7 2 C, R E 1) C 1. ECO Cuntreis 1/ 5,901 -I J 002.5. 3212. 2,266.2 2 03 3 0 242 0 5 70 5 137.5 4 24I 174._ 6 6 4716 UDA 0,0o1-9 1 53 3 4 141. ~6 I1.051 9. DCT 6 Si 3 6 S - 6. 5 2 0.75 1 JaPee 1, 953 3 264. 3 100,8 387.1 1,095.6 1 15 3 248 2 - 4 I 244 I I 1.21 II United Kingdom 936 8 113. 4 20.3 625 fI 112 0 5 3 174 6- - 174.6 I 1.111 4 Weut leeeam 3112,3 17 .6 4.02 11 ] 275S 1 4 3 35 8 35 7 0 1 -. 34081 Pene 186.2 1 3.0 - 164 3 8 9---- 186. 2 Other 2!/ 493.4 88.8 58 5 190. 2 1316 0 19 9 10 5,4 101a8 3 6 -- 598a8 2.Socialist Ceom.eriec 10.9 -- -- I .0 - ---- - 10.9 3. Other C-etrins 72t8.. 12 07.2 -58a0 356 1 96 .7 89-3 9 8 988, Hang KRena 310.7 63.8 25.3 102 17 47. 2 72 8 . . 310 7 4. Inrt-ntii-al letttic - . - 10 77 8 23 5 183 5 707. ASS -- - - - 513 512 - 51.3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i3 i 5 1 IB8004 IDA - .- 655 7 477 0 183 5 . 655.7 Tat.1 Cr-dt 6,640.5 _2.Ap5 3E88.2 2.622.Z 2,j12-6 331 3 1.287 3 661 8 394 3 7 S 74 6 _ 7 927 8 1 9 7 2 0 D E. 1, I 1. OECD Caustr~ias 3.40'S9 186 1 ]_L 6 1' .LJ..2T 32_.35 8 450 8 9 70.2 141 9 14 1 93 8 2 35 0 25- I- DOA 658.4 7. 21 452 2 122.8 191. li 3 70 3 . Si - 766,. 7 Japac 1,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I407. 7 24 3 13 7. 7 1, 320. 7 5 43. 6 - 3.6 1,537.3 United Rimgdam 529.2 2 9 - 159.5 166.3 I 1 370).7 . 15 3 - 235 C 25 4 591.9 West Carnumy 411.1 0.3 3.5 112,1 294.5 8.3 11 9.0 63 2 IS9 - . 533.1 Iract 045.0 0.1 - 011.8 33 I . .445 Other- 376.5- 31 7 121.4 19?7 9 215 5 28 6 8.4 90 2 --435 1 2. Socia!lIt Cau.cotes 14.8 - - - 14.08 ..1 8 3. Other Caete 20.3 8 4 4.2 41 9 78.2 36 301_5 -I I - 300 4-42L.i lInig Rena 46.6 1.5 16.5 25.3 0 5 - - .--4 6 4. intercocconal leatiruLi.m --. - 248 EI 119 5 129.3 .-2_48.8 ADB . -- 20 2 202 .-. - 20.2 IORD & IDA . --228 t 90 i 3 12S 3 - 228.6 Total Dehit 31,548 11 8 115 8 t142 0 2,220 8 53 4 1 120 3 261 4 75 2 223 1 535 4 25 4 4,663 5 5/-lncldcg 006 and C-nstl 1- eclding Cancdc Scet.- loch nOScia .n0'-.0,0''0CoS"100 0,CCC'J 0'0.0 C" 0-'0 0'C'CC- ( 16,949) C Total vtet...al Debt and Debt ServIce --vve d6aboraed and euttaneding 3177602 1412,094 45-9 4,2 036,722 726,636 ?78,354 891,486 695,606 Debt srcepayln.e. 2.2,229 78.203 92,118 117,274 189,039 178,050 214,494 221,424 301.6d1 Pr"Ia Ce secto (61,739) (45,388) (59,11D) (77,896) (107,036) (138,318) (174,443) (176,438) (247,042) PublIc tr (1-30,490) (32.815) (38,989) 139.3789 (42,003) (39,932) (40,0511) (44,986) ( 41,634) Deb srec paymeota .a 1 of eapeeta 9' 9.7 8.4 9.0 11.4 13,9 16.3 17.7 14,5 14.4 PrIvat e (5,6) (4.9) (5.4) (7.6) (10.0) (12 7) (14.4) (11.5) (01.8) pv.bl,c (4.1) (3.5) (3.6) (3 .8) (3.9) 13 81 (3 35 (3,0) 2 .6i 4/ b wiethraesluatlovit ef lerdana'yeareee. ti/ Loo d8anele" ..udera 9/Net eR 9ak eR ThaRised pa-tltepatfoa Re TBROD Easna .'Suppllera' crdit. 8/ Repayable le f-retgacrals 8I Goods end ec-utrae rnie Seurcee Beank ef Thailand, - - 1/ Table 4.2: EXTER iAL UI-QI._ D'3IT OUTJLTANDJ1NI AS OF DECEMBERER 31, 1973 - Debt repayable in foreign currency with a maturity of over one year. In thoulsandis of U.S. dollars C,reditor C ountry Debt outstandin December 31, 1973 Type of Creditor Disbursed TJndisbursed Total Suppliers Bel-iumn 2,787 - 2,787 InTiiaS 1,603 9 1,612 Italy 3,473 _ 3,473 Japan lV, J35 - 19035 Sweden 7,375 1 7,376 Unit edI Kingdom L4L1 - 6, 414 Totall ho,7T 10 LO,724 Private Banks Austria 8,207 8 8,207 r rice 1 6c, 07? 16,072 Total o 7 072 24,279 Loans 'rom International vr-?>i'6a Uons Asian De-velopment Bank 13,729 9,632 73,361 IBRD1) ,.^}213,362 121,661 310 9,02 3 ± u . 17 24,020 25 _(__ To .al 232, ,3 206,191 2185 Loans froml GTovernnents C anada 992 11 1,003 Denrma qrk- )4 86- 3,494 3,980 Frince 2,910 10,122 13,032 Jeymfan,-; (Fed. Ree , of) 60,>5 7,-07 685102 Japan 63,692 11,447 75,139 IJS L4u 773 24.443 65 2 15 Total 57-W 57, 024 2h72 Total 'Extern2l P.ubli;c Desbt 4 52jL632 279,227 72 __n8L9 1/ Inoclu(de: $19.O millior ;'"rom ATID with la projected outflow of anoxomntelv , m-illin. n a.er:un to -. 5;2p272 - I1984 339,1 97 339,213 - 14 32,79U Ido091 50 881 - 1985 3U6P4A!1 306,423 - 31.120 I615.2 47.272 1986 275,301 2Z5P3U3 - _ 29o569 14,311 43.0900 1 9i8 245'71 3 245 7 15 - 31p113 12 481 43,594 9 19tlH 214 600 214,60? a . 30o318 10,5841 40J902 2 19 89 1 84, 281 184 283 - - 31 , 158 8 6942 30 850 199i0 153.123 153,125 ' - 260587 60 745 33,333 1991 126,536 126#536 - - 19w856 S?213 25'068 - 19s2 106'P680 106s682 - 17,876 4P0U09 21 b85 I 993 8o8,t804 8 8 806b I - 10,268 3o012 1 3'280 0 Source: Economic and Social Data Division, Economic Analysis & Projections Department, IBRD. Table 5.1: CONSOLIDATED PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURESV1 (Milliteus of Baht) FT 1966 FT16 FY 1968 FT 1969 PD 1970 FY 1971 PY 1972 FTY 1973 CV1974 Actual Actoal As-sa AtalAal l Actua Pollinate ActuIal srnt torrent Eseenditorns 10,540 1273 14 565 16,682 ~ 17,590 19,62 21,927 24.669 31,188 Defense, Adinisbotrat ion, ej~. 5,028~ 6.P25 7,38 8,0 8.836 10P04. 10444 12,071 1651 C.. nerau.Ad.uatratiOs- 1,299 1,611 2,033 2,213 1,735 2cm2 z,s9 ,2 ,9 Defense and Calic 2,782 3,177 3,871 4,631 5,241 6,369 6,930 7,335 9,718 Pensio ns 448 453 475 537 860 580 747 764 840 musoellaoe-o 499 1,418 939 1,124 980 964 677 1.849 3,755 Enenamic lse-o9v 1 172 1J539 1 720 jJ778 1.968 2f063 2..031 2,271 2_6 Agr-colt-r- 581 666 784 874 1,012 6,046 1,003 1.101 1,346 af winch ,re~teatia (1011 (7103 (285) (296) (298) (/.029 (3921 (4095 (4663 Indostry and Mniwng 77 214 72 76 74 76 85 89 120 Fewer 3 5 6 2 9 17 9 13 17 Tran-pertatien aed Canacaun 405 501 623 701 727 781 799 920 1,022 of hi-i Pughayl(330) (427) (515) (594) (609) (667) (664) (017) 8H83) Other toonnao- Sersices 106 153 235 122 146 143 135 148 161 S-oto Servces2,6 3266 1_487 4J010 4.31_7 iaJ 573 5,765 6,092 EdscatIeon 1,852 2,054 2,452 2,734 2,968 3.102 4,359 4,379 4,570 H{ealth 521 510 615 651 638 720 135 829 895 Other SocalSesie 389 702 422 625 516 566 636 5573 2 7 Lacal G-ersnne)t4/ 716 571 735 978 970 988 948 1,352 1,849 TA Tr-st FscdPtI5- 60 90 108 106 92 72 67 53 16 Non-IJS Internal Grants_S! 6/ 149 163 208 191 235 287 287 305 381 let-oat Payments 654 847 989 L22Q8 1.372 1L±790 2,420 2,85367 Ineralflh 624 772 880 979 1.193 1,589 2,183 2.596 3,365 Esena )ebt 30 75 109 139 178 200 237 256 289 C I diten52790 6,6 8,322 9,550 9.525 117J22 11.513 12.Z607 13_6 16 A7grc-sar.- 808 1,068 1,478 TT77V 1,656 1,925 1,454 1,240 3,352 of which: IrrIgati- (6871 (843) (1,278) (1,647) 11.5681 (1,6565 (1,2015 rn49) (i5055i Indc-try and mnin..g 180 188 195 215 1 27 84 113 319 376 Powe 553 693 942 1,529 1,283 4 ,/76 1,955 0,575 2,189 Transpnrtr-rn and Ce-n-aectron 1,861 2,466 3,027 3,633 3,561 3,566 3,620 4,006 4,622 of which, Highways (1,000() (1,645~) (2,105) (2,370) (2,273) (2,5349) (2,845) (2,335) 2,606 Edn... loe. 459 511 896 1,036 955 1,793 1,352 1,557 2,134 SonIc4 102 102 106 132 93 170 224 163 182 Wat-r Supply end Sesaruge 104 158 130 168 283 430 504 805 870 .,ssueccananus 8~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~43 821 954 952 890 936 1,548 1,335 1,323 of whs-h: Land Settlement, (31) (28) (27) (33) (25) (21) (19) (25) 3355 Ad-7 Buildings, erc. (620) (647) (761) (827) (763) (817 (970) (1,310) (1.288) LocaI Governmets , 7 541 644 458 403 417 49 6 560 42 946 Non-US Est-oa OraotZ'4' 340 III 136 98 263 234 185 178 150 Transfer 165 254 58 -46 433 3L13 42-9 -124 -253 Centra-o1 rr,r Transfers to State ELoraprooe- to F-nnce Opnratfeg Defirltos 159 226 38 -46 433 313 429 -124 -253 Other 6 28 - - - - Ad3ustmntas far Doable Goa-t-g, etc. -21 -144 -52 - -13 -16 -8 -16 Tntal Sopenditoras jfr~~~~~~~~~~~~6,24g 192610 22,898 24.186 27,533 3_048 33862 37136 44.551 7/C..n.nludatd nopeoditore of the central and local geverene..ts plus gress in.ed capital e.apeditcres of state enterprises, including tIhoso fsuasned oar of esttea Ionus and grantn. Figures are for d-nhut-enetr during Thai fiscal yearn r,,nnino fron October 1 to Sep~t~,,,_ 30 Eopenditires finaced act of eatermal la...s and 8.0. grants - aenotated under the fonoti...al line headings. Lund1 governmen espendIttren and exadtrsfinanced nut of Non-U.S,..eternu1 ganmts are entered an s-parate cras beauase no fa,notienal breakdown is available. 7/Inoluding Jluotco.. 3/ ntiidsng Fo-orrt - Fi,hIo, und Snotlang 4/Funtronal breubdaun ant avilable 5/Fopendota,e f,ns...ed out of iha technil an...otum..e .oanterpart fuInd a.c-ooL. 6E Fpemdsture an servoeoef enperts and tenbelesun, fellnwshups, fe-nig s,oluntrary avan and uther cot of a ucr-not --v,e E/lpn-ditnre on aqsip.eerL -op-rtd t.L Tnhccland. Noto: Dotails do noat add becaus of roondung. Snoturce Oath of Thailand Table 5.1Ia -PERCENTA(IE DISTRIBlUTION 01 PlUBL!C SECTOR EXPENDITURES -/ 0Y 1966 FY 1967 5' HIOn F 1969 60 C 1970 6 971 CY 1 9 72 ~ FTF 197-3 PT 1974 Actual Actual Acute! Actual Actital . ~Actual -Airtoal A~r tta _Esltta- Current Cnyondtturet ~~~~~~~~~~~~64. 2 64.-9 63. 6 6 3. 7 63. 9 6 3. 2 64 .7 66.4 70. 0 Ileteocto,Sd,eettisraclotl. tc. 30 0) 31.9 32.0 32.-5 32.1 32. 3 30.6 32.51 37.1 ((nocral Adniosecraclon 2/ 8.2 6.9 8.4 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~~6.4 6. 8 6. 2 5 7 3. 0 -cscad Police-. 15 2 149 17 7 l. 20. 20.4 19.82. slixoolloncooe 3.1 52 4.1 4~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~3 3. 31 2 0 5.0 8.4 Ecoconso Sernicen 7.1 7 0 2~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~.5 6.9 7 .6 6.0 416.0 ogrionicere 55 its~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~3. .s 3 77 3 i.e~ 30 3.e Iantl,r atd hel.O 0 5 I . 0.3 03 0.2 020 2 0.3 lower ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~00 0.0 711 .0 11.0 0 1 000 01O TrartiporcOciin antI tontutoinal lot 7 5 2.5 ~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~2.7 2.7 2.6 2.,5 2 4 2 5 . ti whih Hihas2.1) ( 21 21 1 232.2.2 0(.1) (204 (2 214 octhr K-nn,tni-ier-i- 11.6 5.8 1 5 0.5 0.504 4343 Socil Ocnti.IfL.. 16.7 15 2 15.3 15-.0O 14.1 1 7_0 15.5 13.7 ldct ,n11.3 10.5 10.7 19 4 10.8 10.0 12.9 11.8 10.3 lealt.l ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~~3 2 7.6 27 2. 2.3 25 22 2 2 . 2.3 5. 1. 2. 1. 18 19151' [cccl fonerotnonin - 4.4 2.9 32 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~~3.7 3.5 33 28 3.4 4 1 TA root Cu-d 4 5/ 0.4 0.5 0 5 0.4 0.3 0.2520. 5 Nott-IlS External [rants4/ b/0.n.0007 09 0.9 0.0 5 8 i.e Inters -onei .0 43 3 4 3 5.O 7.1 7.7 83 burma1 Debt 3.9 39 38 3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5.8 4 3 5 2 6.4 7.0 3.6 External ri bs 0 2 0.4 0.5 0.50.06071757 Capital Lupendi cores ~~~~~~~~~~~~35.2 34.5 36 4 36.5 34.6 35.8 140 3_ 9 30.6 Afriunl torn 3/ 4.9 ~~~ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~54 64 5.3 60 6.2 4 3333. of which Irrigation (4 2) (4.3) 13,Et~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~ (4.9) 5.0 (5.3) 35 22 Indsr n iigI. .0 0.9 98 0 5 0 3 0 3 00 Power- 3n.4-35 4l 5.8 472 46 5.2 7. . a,,A Co.........ctstsnn 81.5 ~~~~12. 13 7 1 3.9 1 2i 1.9 1 55Ir 7 10 0 of dliii. Higbstann (6.1) (8.41 (~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~9.2 (9I1 (8.21 (7 61 (84)1,3) (58 -tttct. 2 .8 2.6 3 9 4.03.58 04240 lleal th 0.6 0.5 05 0.5 0.3 05 0.7 114 0.4 Flaun OnitilO antI Snw....g o o o 0.0 0 0 i0 0.4 0.2 2 . 2 C.0 Ml u aei . . 4 2 3.7 3.2 3.1 4.6 3.6 of ,hstht Land Settlenent, (021 (0 1) (9I (0.1 10.1) 10 I (0 1) 10 11 01 Adin Sideng er.(3.8) (3.31 3.3 (3.2) 12s01 (2.6) (2.95 r3.5) (2 Local io-arti-it. 4/ 3 3 3 2.0l. 1.5 1 5. . Nco-OS External Cr-ntn 4/ 7/ 2 1 0.6 0 6 0.4 1.0 8 8 0.5 O 5 5 2 Trainfees 1~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~ 8 0.3 -0.2 1 6 1.0 1.3 -0.3 -O0. Enstrrisn Ft Pnanc Operati,ng Def-isi 1.0 1.2 0.3 -02161013-03-6 Other 0.0 0.1 - - fatal Enaeedttt'rei 183.8 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~ ~~100.0 10.0 0. 100.0 L10-0.8 2 o 102. 5 b O I/ Consnolidated anpeedi-ora ef she nera1 and I... g-enere-tr pine gross Pined capital axedu oaf state enterprises, -elod-ng those f...an.ad not of e-cerna loans aid gea.. , igoras are for dinhirse-teit d ring Thai fusa1 year miming free October 1 tt Sertunber 30. F.nP.Indc-esfao-dic of ernal lon and U'S granin areenard odrtef.it.a iihaig es)gomeat~.nd ee and Pone odcIrri1. financd not it Nen1-U O. -nteral ? gratsar ertered as Lear scam becac tiefinutioa breabdowno laci he 2/ li-loding J.nti-n. 3/ 1-cladlng Penur~y. Fishing, and Hiring 2/ inpendittira financedd oata.of the tahea ani.tan-a en. otepart fu.nd ac-oto 6/Enpendinro en-reice of apartt and rastnann, fIIlosnhips, foreign -elntrary sernlres, and ocher cost of a ea-rmentacr- /Espendlin.ra on-q.ip.ent imported i.te Thailand. Octet Dntaila may eel add d.e to -neodueg. Scarce' Baik of Thailand Tablie 5.1b: PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURES - (Millions of baht) Se c -ond eriod FY 1967 FP 1968 FY 1969 FY 1970 FY 1971 (FY 1967 - FY 1971) ]; 1972 EY 1973 _ ____ ActuaL Ac tuaL tual Actual ActualL Total Percent Actual Bud. Est. Economic Sectors 5, 6.7294 7.517 33163 49.9 Agriculture and Cooperatives 1,604 L,786 1,907' 2,2 1 1,9.39 9,497 14.3 Industry, Mining and Commerce 191 143 407 380 3,55 1,476 2.2 48() Communication and Transportatiorn 2,861 3,114 3,283 3,606 3,483 16,347 214.6 2,652 Flower 613 893 1,127' 1,470 1,7140 5,843 8.8 1,705 Social Sectors 4.948 !i,02t 6,827' 7,499 7.923 33,219 50.1 8 172 Social Development . .. .. .. . .. ..2 Urban and Rural Development .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,988 Community Development 1,575 :L,1469 1,607 2,016 1,751 8,418 12o7 Fublic Health 497 578 5759 661 8'50 3,185 4.8 826 Education 2,329 2,949 3,32)4 3,857 4,4145 16,904 25.5 4,935 Other 547 1,026 1,317' 945 877 4,712 7.1 Others . .. *. 37b Total Development Expenditures 10,217 11,958 13,551 15,216 15,44o 66,382 100.0 15,469-/ 18,2613/ Financed by: Budget Allocation 7,365 3,285 9,4014 11,008 11,060 447,122 71.0 11,03'7 12,6:35 Foreign Loans 773 872 1,16 3 1,266 1, 391 5,465 8.2 1,093 1,858 Foreign Grants 731 978 883 612 578 3,782 5.7 831 820 Self-financing by Local Authorities and State Enterprises 1,348 1,823 2,101 2,330 2,4L11 10,013 15.1 2,508 2,9148 1/ Development expenditures are those public expenditures, both current and capital in nature, which are "planned" and subject to review by NESDB. The classification of in(dividual expenditure items as development or non-development is determined by consultation among NESDB, the Budget Bureau, and the functional Ministry concerned. Figures in this table are totals for central and local governuents and state enterprises and are on a closed account basis for Thai fiLscal years (c.f. note to Table 5.3b for a definiticin of closed account). 2/ The classification of expenditures for siocial sectors was changed in 1972. Details not available. aQ;rce I NESDB Table 5.2: FINANCING OF CONSOLIDATED PUBLIC SECTOR EXPE.NDITURES 1/ (Millions of Baht) FY 1966 FY 1967 FY 1968 FY 19t,9 FY ]L970 FY 1971 FY 1972 FY 1973 FY 1974 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actujal Actual Actual Actual Estmate2/ Total Expenditure 16,425 19,610 22,888 26,186 27,535 31,048 33,863 3 136 44,551 Revenues Cenltral Coverrwient 13,624 15,561 17 559 19 614 19 744 20 263 22 222 26 204 36 128 Tax Revenue 11,437 13,302 i4 863 16 625 t`7 ,-7 Jm 22, 720 Non Tax Revenue 1,2296 1,243 1,422 1,525 1,753 1,824 2,271- 2,,627 2,530 Foreign GrarLts 891 1,016 1,274 1,464 1,022 1,165 892 857 807 Local Government Revenue 8:34 876 873 1,065 1, L59 1,339 1,320 1,083 1,958 Extra Budgetary Receipts 261 990 346 589 773 ]1,559 790 890 618 State Enterprise Self-Financing 980 998 1,410 2,204 1,994 1,849 2,040 3,044 2,594 Total Revenues 15,699 425 20,188 23,472 570 2',0 2500 26,372 31 41,298 Cash Deficit 7:26 185 2.700 2.714 3u865 b,038 9,5 __,5 Financed by: External. Borrowing Drawirngs 804 831 800 683 523 657 89:1 1,639 2,456 Repayments -6'75 -699 -757 -848 -534 -469 -401 -430 -487 Net External Borrowing 1:29 132 43 -165 -11 188 490 1,209 1,969 Domestic: Financing (Net) Borrowing frorn Public 49 -152 171 73 81 -8 191 369 244 Bo:rrowing fromi Banking System 2,290 1,889 334 591 2,886 6,652 4,775 Governmenit Savings Bank 871 1,108 611 496 435 766 1,455 2,212 2,079 Commercial Banks 1,419 781 698 -162 156 2,120 5,197 2,563 38', Monietary Authorities and Currenicy Issue 1,742 -684 1,177 2,472 3,204 2,956 158 -438 -1,42) Bank of T'hailand 151 -.320 351 3,773 3,405 2,167 174 1,536 40 Exchange Equalization Fund -40 5 77 -32 15 191 244 -370 - Counterpart Fund 141 -78 -64 -14 -120 51 -94 -32 3 Coin Issuie B0 55 101 61 55 138 17 121 151 Net Use of Cash BalEnces -2,099 -237 803 -1,134 170 1,101 455 -1,598 -2,167 Other 15 -109 -91 -182 -321 -692 -635 -95 55:3 1/ Figures are for receipts alnd disbursements during Thai fiscal years rurnning From October 1 to September '30. Source: Bank of Th,ai land Table 5.3: CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES-Y (Millions of Baht) n 1966 FY 1967 FY 1968 n 1969 9 1970 FY 1971 9 1972 FY 1973 FY 1974 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Estimate Total Expendit-re 14,553 17.649 20,844 23,162 24,791 2 44' 30,32) 31,724 38,156 Correct Eopeeditre 9824 12,162 13.830 15.705 Y6,620 18,641 20,979 23,317 29,339 Defense, Adeisistrat-o, etc. 5L027 6258 7j318 8 502 8,836 10,041 10 445 12 071 16 511 Defense and Police 2,783 3,177 3,871 4,631 5,530 6,369 6,931 7t33S tT; Ceneral Ad-nistrattoi2/ 1,299 1,611 2,033 2,211 1,755 2,128 2,090 2,123 2,198 Pensions 448 453 475 537 571 580 747 764 840 Miscella-eous 499 1,018 940 1,124 980 984 677 1,849 3,755 Econic Services 1,172 1,539 1.720 1,778 1,968 2,064 2,030 2,271 2,665 Agrtcc:ltnrc)/ 581 666 784 874 1,012 1,046 1,003 1,101 1,345 of which Irrigation (181) (218) (285) (296) (398) (402) (392) (409) (466) Industry and Mining 77 214 72 76 74 76 85 89 120 Power 3 5 6 5 9 17 9 13 17 asnnul:;cuilol:s ind ra-us pnitaccuc 405 501 623 7i 727 781 798 of which: Highways (338) (427) (515) (590) (609) (667) (684) (817) (8P3) Other Econonic Services 106 153 235 122 146 144 135 148 161 s-1oil serices 2.76Z 3.2b6 3.487 4,010 4.117 4,387 5.731 5,76) 6,9 Education 1,852 2,054 2,452 2,734 2,968 3,102 4,359 4,379 4,570 Health 521 510 612 651 638 720 736 829 894 Other Serial Services 389 702 423 625 511 565 736 557 628 TA Trust Fund (Counterpart FPnd Account) 60 90 108 106 92 72 67 53 16 Eicooditrres Financed by Non-US EIternal Grunt_3/ 149 163 208 191 235 287 287 305 381 Interest Puyneots_/ 654 847 989 1,118 1.372 1.790 2A419 2,852 3,674 internat Debts A,T--i24 77 RRn 917 "11, 1 c 7,la7 2 59f 3,55 EIternal Debts 30 75 109 139 179 200 237 256 289 Capital Expenditures 3.729 4,467 5,800 6,159 6,464 7,906 7,871 6,859 7,934 Agricultore5/ 784 1,016 1,426 1,274 1,623 1,888 1,425 1,200 1,319 of which Irrigation (687) (843) (1,228) (1,047) (1,368) (1,656) (1,201) (989) (1,055) lndustry and Mining 18 24 53 72 24 15 16 19 20 Poour 35 19 22 92 125 83 37 20 IL Comnooication and Transportation 1,161 1,787 2,302 2,554 2,444 2,606 2,987 2,463 2,767 of which Highways (1,000) (1,645) (2,105) (2,370) (2,274) (2,439) (2,845) (2,335) (2,606) Edocation 459 511 896 1,036 950 1,793 1,353 1,557 2,134 Health 102 102 (06 132 95 7)0 224 163 182 Water Supply and Sewerage 104 158 130 168 207 302 277 197 225 Miscellaneous 727 738 732 732 733 815 1,347 1,062 1,175 of which: Land Resettlemeot ( 31) ( 28) 1 27) ( 33) ( 25) ( 21) ( 19) (25) (35) Ado. Blildings, etc. (504) (558) (539) ( 602) ( 609) 674 ( 770) (1,037) (1,1401 Expendituren Financed by Non-US Internal GrantsA 340 l11 136 99 264 234 185 178 100 Transfers 1,071 1.166 1,271 1.299 1.720 1,918 1,483 1,564 883 To Looal Governments 406 433 453 482 593 839 545 661 522 To Stute Enterprises 665 712 818 817 1,127 1,079 938 903 361 Others - 20 - - - - - - - Adjuscetnts fur DEnble Counting -71 -146 -57 - -13 -16 -g -16 _/ Thin table prenents the accounts of the enetral gove-ment inclusi-e of eopenditores financed oct of nxrernal loans and grants. Expenditures flounced cur of external loans sod ES grants ae included under the respective headings. The breabdo of expenditures financed out of non- 2/ US grants in not analable. Figures are for disbursements madn during Thai fiscal yearn ending Saptember 30. clcdes jSsrite. 3/ Eipenditure on hiring services of experts and technicians, fellowships, fnreign voluntary sernices and other casts cf correct nature. 4! Expendit-res on eq-ip-ect inported to Thailand. 5/ Includes Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting. b/ Figures do ont include principal repayments of the following anoson,: FT 66 FY 67 FY 68 FY 69 FY 70 nY 71 FY 72 Fn 73 Priocipal Repaysent Ioternal Debt 210 816 23 488 40 516 860 701 Internal Debt 243 377 335 393 266 181 172 180 Ounoc:e iaci of Thaila nd C-a - . at Ca ~c to n< DnC s ox 1 o o c-i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=f at O a r,C a-_ : &~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~00 :O7' .. - .-.i |R ~ 1 °Ic.C a cO-r,-Cacnac Da 0 .cO.- a -s ac° a ,. trata . .a a ^o a C a a-a a an D_ a~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ca a a. a~ ~~~~ C- - : aI a Table 5.3b: CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES - CLOSED ACCOUNT BASIS1/ (Millions of Baht) FY 1965 FT 1966 FT 1967 FT 1968 FY 1969 FY 1970 FY 1971 FY 1972 FY 1973 FT 14 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual ActuLal Actual Actual Rev. Est. Bud, Est. By Function Economic Servic:es 3,276 4,179 5,508 5,910 6,618 7,634 7,259 6,408 6,794 7,547 Edtucationi 2,115 2,387 2,821 3,350 3,73? 4,509 5,C22 5,342 5,952 7,023 Defense 1,953 2,217 2,674 3,443 3,713 4,535 5,345 5,522 6,512 7,166 Health & Communiity Services 1,839 2,284 2,674 2,646 2,784 3,272 3,245 3,337 3,567 4,085 Administration 782 846 920 1,000 98( 1,079 1,136 1,195 1,168 1,465 Internal Security 954 1,089 1,129 1,352 1,509 1,726 1,796 1,952 2,191 2,351 Debt Services, incl. Repaynments 675 792 1,864 1,152 1,778 1,00)6 2,9001 3,330 3,801 5,192 Others 853 _ 835 _1,420 1,601 1,84 1,9E17 1213 ,293 2,044 4.20L Total Ixpenditures 12,447 14,629 19,010 20,454 22,963 25,748 27,917 28,379 32,030 39,033 Major Categories Peirsonal Services 4£324 4,628 4,984 5,294 6,68L 7,317 8,028 3,738 6,846 7.849 Salaries 3,524 3,742 4,001 4,024 5,26L 5,710 6,300 6,890 5,097 5,872 Wages, perrnanent 322 355 387 500 556 599 738 804 764 886 Wages, temporary 253 271 302 430 475 5'il 470 450 483 512 Remunierations 225 260 294 340 38'3 457 520 594 502 579 Other Goods and Services 68512 8,163 10,597 12,456 12,753 14,942 15.370 142,374 18/6g4 24,235 Services other than Personal 764 90] 1,029 1,163 1,?71 1,415 1,632 1,795 - - Materials and Supplies 1,011 1,059 1,384 1,632 1,680 1,956 2,164 2,208 - Equipment 662 761 910 1,297 1,230 1,326 1,292 1,318 - Land and Buildings 2,117 2,986 4,264 4,799 5,043 6,817 6,557 ',533 - Subsidies 538 675 796 969 945 1,128 1,423 1,309 - Other Expenditures 1,420 1,781 2,214 2,596 2,584 2,300 2,302 2,211 - Central ApproprPiation 1J611 1,838 3,429 2,704 3,525 3,489 4,519 5,627 6,560 6,946 Debt Repayments 105 110 1,017 103 62B 179 697 1,033 717 1,518 Other Central Appropriations .1506 1,728 2,412 2,601 2,901 3,310 3,822 4,234 5,843 5,428 Cotal ExpendLtures 12,447 14,629 19,010 20,454 22,963 25,748 27,'17 2I,379 32,030 39.030 1/ Thai fiscail years run from October 1 to September 30. Government agerncies are allowed to expend funds appropriated at any time under a given fisczal year's btudget from the start of the fiscal year until siy months after the fiscal year ends. Hence, disbursements in the first six months of a fiscal year may be made against either that year's or the previous year's appropriations. Closed acciount fLgures show the total amount appropriated f-or or charged to the budget fcr a given fiscal year, not the amount actually disbursed in that fiscal yeair. Hence, the closed account figures are not comparable to the disbursement figures given elsew'here in the public finance tables. 2/ Including supplementary budget of $ 3,030 million. 3/ Details aire not available oni a comparable basi.s. Source: Banlk of Thailand. Table 5.3c: CEMUTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITUREF-1V (Millions of Baht) FY 1967 FY 1968 FY 1969 FY 1970 FY 1]971 Second Plan Period FY 1972 FY 1973 FY 1974 __ _______ _ ActuaL Actual Actuall Actual Actual _ (FY 1967-FY 19171) Actual Bud. Est. Bud. Est. Total Percent Economic Sectors L329 3.455 3872: 4.627 4, 157 19.440 410 4,135 4,439 5,056 Agriculture and irrigation 1,327 1,386 1,577 1,971 1,694 7,955 16.8 1,898 1,785 2,069 Indust-ry, Mlining and Comnerce 126 121 93 151 69 560 1.2 111 79 83 Communication and 1,663 1,642 1,873 1,979 1,953 9,110 19.2 1,877 21,294 2,823 Transportaticon Power 213 306 329 526 441 1,815 3,8 249 281 81 Social Sectors 3,514 4.037 4,68' 5,595 6,158 23,985 50 7 6,902 8,9 8927 Social Development 220 245 263 277 280 1,285 2,7 328 473 537 Urban and Rtural Developmen't 638 593, 7113 958 783 3,690 i.E 988 1,057 867 Public Health 414 445, 501 6C9 771 2,740 5.8 744 941 1,031 Education 2,242 2,754 3,1919 3,751 4,324 16,270 34.4 4,842 5,725 6,492 other 631 892' 851 786 745 3905 8.3 Total 7,474_/ 8,384Z/ 9,404 11,008 11,0150 47,330/ 10U.O 11,037 12,635 13,983 of which: Transfers to local governments anid state enterprises (235) (275i) (291) (368) (592) (1,761) (3.7) - - - 17oevelopment expetnditures on a closed account basis, see notes to Table 5.b and 5.3b for an explanation of the meaning of development expenditures and closed account basis. 2/ These figures have not been updated and show small differences with the updated figures in Table 5.1b. Source: NationIal Economic and Social Development Board. Table 5.4: CENTRAL GovERmENT:y REvEiiuE1' (Millions of Baht) FY 1966 FNT 1967 FY 1968 1Y 1969 FY 1 970 NT 1971 FY 1912 F:. 1973 NT 1974 Acti.al Actual Actual Ac tualI Ac tualI Actual A~ct-u al Prelimninary Actu,al le o. s t, Total Revenue 12 ,_33 14, 545 16 285 18, 125 18 ,7 21 19 .097 21, 331 2 5,347 (i5A Tax Ilevenue 11..437 3,02 14, 363 6l625 L6 96 1 73232 7421,05 2 2 ,720 -32 ,79 1 Taxes on Income 1.244 j54 1 7 26 1, 9 73 2 .169 2 ,363 2 550 3, 168 4 ,300 Personal 689 825 9 73 1,122 1 ,2 72 1,407 1 ,556 1,700 2, 300 Corporate 55 5 679 '53 851 897 956 99/. 1,>68 2,000 Taxes on Consumption +.,054 'I,7 32 .5,211 5,B67 6,357 ,177,539 57u 3,4 Business Taxes 2,396 2,869 3_,168 3,345 3 , 577 3 ,92 7 4,207 (<¾7 7,000 Excise Taxes 1,595 . 794 2,56., 2,436 2,686 3,192 3,41 3 4,341 6 ,29 5 Beverages (408) (506) (544) (617) (647) (716) (874) (1,455) (1,850) Petroleum Products (624) ( 632) (787) (:1,000) (1,066) (1,399) (1,382) (1,625) (2,637) Tobacco sod Snuiff (516) (600) (670) (749) (896) (1,003) (1I082) (1,180) (1,716) others (47) (56) (63) (70) (77) (74) (7s) (81) (92) Entertainment Tax 63 69 79 86 94 98 119 132 145 Profits of Fiscal Monopolies 483 520 547 601 672 748 ~ 864 993 2.111L Tobacco Monopoly i335 360 400 450 500 579 650 7 71 79 5 State Lottery 147 159 146 ISO 170 168 211 220 222 Other I I I 1 2 13 2 1.-09?7 Taxes on International Tr-ade 48.665 5.486 .6 183 6,980 6,40 5-1 63±3±Q.-U6 1 7 import Duties tZl ~ 3 .1 2A5335 185 5 SOki Petroleum Produicts 310 395 550 514 544 275 286 n.a. n.a. Foodstuffs 288 330 344 369 380 399 352 n.a. n.a. Machinery, Equipment and Vehicles 926 1,321 1,548 1,676 1,614 1,618 1,830) n.a. n.a. of which: Passenger Cars (172) (248) (378) (388) (326) (204) (n.a.) n.a. n.e. Textiles, Yarns; Threed 462 553 592 625 634 454 394 n.a. n.a. Othier 1,215 1,631 1 ,7 77 2,121 2,221 2,439, 2,942 3/ na 11.5. Export Taxes 1.464 1 256 1 372 1,675 1Q047 431 403 820 2, 7Q7( Rice Premium 1,067 929 1,116 1,236 654 26 2 163~ 276 1,470 Rice Duty 218 195 151 157 135 11) 192 n.a. n.a. Rubber 142 102 37 228 195 2 2 15 n.a. nt.a. Other 3 7 30 68 54 63 30I 3 9 n.a. n.a, Other Taxes 991 U2060 1 196 1241 330 1,33 1L- >03156 Taxes on P'roperties and Plrovertv Tr'ansfers 31.3 379 3513 L5 55T .LT1 Tg3 510 Automobile Regist ration3.2 (14)(68) (192) (215) (239) (26 2)7 416) (468)(- Transfes of Immo.vable Properties (93) I20 (151) 17 5 (201) 1728 67j; 0 os.amfl Duny 9IiOd3 Royalties 367 3(10 373 354 39)8 /.11 I li 445 5 89 Other 311 3 21 3 70 3 37 368 362 416 468 4613 Non-Tax Revenue _L 2 ,4 1.222 1.753 2,2823 2 627 215392 Contribution of Bank ot Cthailanid 150 245 282 297 300 453 4:c~ 450 435 Contribution of State Encerpriseskl/ 113 221 2 75 336 3131 339 317 442 5 13 Other Non-Tax Revenue 1,033 7 77 865 867 1, 140l 1.035 1,445 1,735 1,582 of which: Extraordinary Revenue (226) (66) (21) (6) (12- 9TI (5 3i 1/' Collections duiring thai: fiscaLl years ending Sept. 30 2/ Prior to FY 1974 these taxes were collected by the Central Ceveraisent, with pairt of the proceeds earmark,ed for transfer to local giovernments. In PY 1974 these taxes became a local goveirnment tax. 3/ Tncludes $3.60 mil.lion in 1972' acid $100 million in 1975~ of duties. whi-ch hitd accienulatcd wutbh the Castoms Department as prepavmcents peniding complction of formali:ties. 4/ Excludes the negative niet conitribution of public utilities. (Governmnent expenditures on social services have been increased correspondingly.) Source: Bank of Thailand Table 5.5: FINANCING OF CENTPRLL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES (Millions of Baht) FY 1966 FY 1967 FY 1968 FY 1969 Ff 1970 FY 1971 FY 1972 FY 1973 FY 1974 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Estimate Total Expenditure 14,553 17,649 20,844 23,162 24,791 28,449 30,325 31,724 38,156 Total Revenues 13,910 10,539 17,947 20,187 20,.561 21,883 22,730 26,962 36,928 TaLx Revenue 11,437 13,302 14,863 16,625 16,969 17,274 19,059 22,721 32,791 Non-Tax Revenue 1,296 1,243 1,422 1,525 1,753 1,824 2,271 2,626 2,530 Extra Budgetary Receipts 286 978 3138 573 817 1,570 5'08 758 800 Fcireign Grants 891 1,016 1,274 1,464 1,022 1,165 i392 857 807 Cash Deficit -643 -1,110 _2z87 -2,975 _ .2O -6 6,6 - 4,762 -1,228 Financed by: External Borrowin,g Drawings 304 433 533 350 300 272 195 375 728 Repayment -243 -377 -335 -393 -266 -181 -172 -180 -231 Net External Borrowing 61 56 1'98 _43 34 91 23 _497 Domestic Financing (Net): Borrcwing from Public: 49 -152 171 73 80 -10 1L38 365 244 Borrcwing from 'Banking System 2,290 'L.889 1,3D9 333 591 2.886 6.638 4.545 2,460 Government Savings Bank 871 1,108 611 496 435 766 1,454 2,073 2,079 Commercial Banks 1,419 781 698 -163 156 2,120 5,]184 2,472 381 Monetary Authorites and Currency -1,757 -683 1,219 2,612 Issues -1s757 -683 1,219 2,612 '3,525 3,649 796 -343 _1,973 Bank of Thailand 161 -427 302 3,730 3,405 2,167 L74 1,536 40 Exchange Equalization Fund -40 5 77 -32 15 191 244 -370 - Counterpart Fund 141 -78 -64 -14 -120 51 -.94 -32 3 Coin Issue 80 54 101 61 55 138 17 121 151 Net Use of Cash Balances -2,099 -237 803 -1,133 170 1,102 455 -1,598 -2,167 Total Domestic Financing (Net) 582 1,054 2,699 3,018 4,196 6,525 7,572 4,485 731 Source: Bank of Thailand. Table 5.6. GROlls FIXED C.APITAL EXPENDIURE FSAEE-cPIE (Millionis of Baht) FY 1966 FT 1967 FT 1968 FT 1969 FY 1970 FY 1971 FY 1972 FY 1973 FT 1974 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual PreliminarY Estliatc Puwer 1/ 1~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~18 674 922 1,5 8 12 1ua 9 SIR 9 177 Electricity Generating Authority - 4589 i970 65 5 ~ 71 17661 50 Metropolitan Electricity Authority 63 118 230 255 278 260 323 479 397 Pros- -ul Electricity Authority 114 154 103 126 159 113 158 310 276 Transport and Go-r,nicatios 700 679 726 1.080 1.116 960 633 1,543 1,856 State Railways 396 362 265 392 276 251 129 494 691 Fort Authority 3566 96 151 175 53 79 218 137 Telephose Organication 4 78 119 275 306 479 200 625 864 Thai Airwys 19 25 31 59 83 35 734 Puut and Telegraph 110 98 124 102 214 80 82 46 67 lEpress Trans.port Organication 27 18 45 55 61 17 26 42 17 Other 66 32 46 46 51 45 44 114 75 Ma-facturino Industry 162 165 142 137 103 71 97 3001 356 Oil Refineries 4 2 5 3 3 - - Tobacco Monopoly 38 56 47 55 49 28 30 205 233 Thai Plywod 19 - 50 40 8 7 9 21 9 It C. I .. a 9 3 - 23 Glass - - - 5 16 13 12 30 46 Other 100 106 29 25 19 20 43 44 4 Ag,rIcotore 24 52 52 80 33 37 28 40 ,a Forest Industry Organication 1.2 34 28 46 20 17 9 15 25 Ru~bber Plantation Organicatron 6 12 12 15 9 16 15 - 50 other-, 6 6 17 19 4 4 4 30 7 Fse-c-IalInatiLtotlue 86 86 80 99 142 139 157 159 ..a. Lottery 18 20 16 5 3 5 6 15 3 Covernmecnt Suviags Bank l6 34 21 3o n H oo.ing Preleat office 51 32 43 - 28 45 66 - ..a, Krung Thai Banh - - - 42 60 47 33 40 31 Bach for As. 6 As. Cc-op --19 18 14 29 61 ..a. Governoest Pawn Shapa - - - - 2 - - - C.eancre and Servicca 30 3 142 198 161 191 276 722 703 Fe Oil Organization 26 -68 77 6961 41 107 54 Metropolitan Water Works - -70 108 77 128 227 608 645 Other 4 3 4 13 15 2 8 7 4 T o t a I 1.520 Q8 ,6 2,945 236444ta1u . Financd by- O.n RB...urceci1 781 844 1,251 1,980 1,782 1,581 1,815 2,794 2,346 Gever .enet Grats and Loann 421 416 545 632 539 746 506 1,027 606 of which: Foreign Eachaege Loans fr.. BOT ( ) (107) (49) (43) ( ) () C ) C )( inne-.u aBr-wisg 3 Finan.cial Inatitutions - - - - 18 67 234 534 Goverceestt Savings Bank ------ 1 139 n..a Coo-aruial Baee .--s - 13 91 n.a, Other -- - - - 18 53 4a ne Entere Granto and Loan 318 398 268 333 323 385 696 1,264 1,728 2/ Yanhee Eleutricity Anthority, Lignite Authority, and Northeast Electricity Authority were merged into the Electricity Generating 2/ Primarily provision for depreciation pine net opetrting surplus. 3/ Bond Sales by EGAT of 8 50 million in FT 72 end$ 250 million in FT 73, end expected bond sales in FT 74 of 8 210 million by EGAT, rs9million.by-the elephone Organi atio, cand 19 aillion by the miet-oplit-i -t£uer~ursA.onutority. loarce Bach of Thailand Table 5.7: LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS1/ (Millions of Baht) FY 19664/TFY 19s67 FY 1968 FY 1969 FY 1.970 FY 1971 FY 1972 FY 1973 PT 197 Actual ActuaLl Acltual Actual Actual Actual Actua1 Actual Estimate Taxes; and Other Revenue 834 876 873 1,065 1,]L59 1,338 1,320 1,083 1,958 Current Expenditure 716 571 735 978 970 988 949S 1 352 1,849 Current Surplus 118 305 138 87 ]L89 350 371 -269 109 Capital Expenditure 541 644 4.58 403 417 486 560 429 468 Deficit 423 339 320 316 228 136 189 698 359 Financed by: Transfers from Cetral Government 408 448 411 498 549 828 827 794 340 Grants eLnd Loans- ( -) (-) (-) (-) (-) (554) (382) (324) (340) Automobile RegistraLtion Fee/ ( -) ( -) (166) (171) (226) ( 274 ) ( 44 ) ( 470 ) ( - Loans and Reserve Funds4/ 123 74 89 105 122 91 236 70 113 Cash Balances -1.08 -183 -130 -287 -443 -783 -874 -166 -94 1/ Thai fiscal years endirng September 30. 2/ Grants and Loans for financing fixed capital expenditure prior to FY 74. 3/ Automobile registratiorL fees were collected by the Central Government and part of- the proceeds were earmarked for trarLsfer to local governments. In FY 74 the entire fees were transferred to local governments. 4/ Reserve funds held at Ministry of Interior against which local governments may borrow to finance approved projects, Sources: Department of Local Administration, Ministry of Interior, and Bank of Thailand. Table 5.8: RELATIONSHIP OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES TO CDP SY 1966 FY 1967 Ff 1968 PY 1969 FY 1970 FY 1971 FY 1972 PY 1973 FY L974 A. PERCENTAGES OF GDP AT CURRENT MARKET PRICES V Public Sector Current Expenditures 10.8 11.9 12.7 13.3 13.1 13.7 14.0 13.0 L,." Transfers 0.2 0.3 O.1 0.0 0.3 0.2 0.3 -0.1 -0.1 Cans is I Esnendi tunes 6.0 6.4 7.2 7.1 7.8 ?._ 6.7 5.7 Total Expenditu,res 16.9 18.4 10.0 20.,4 20.5 21.7 21.7 19.6 lb.t T,t-l Re-venuses 16.2 17.3 17. 8I.7 17.7 17.5 16.9 16.5 17 2 C-rrent Surplus 2/ ,.L 5.1 4.b 5.4 4.3 3.6 2.6 3.5 4- 3 Overall Deficit 3/ -0._ -1.1 -2.4i -2.1 -2.9 -4.2 -4.c -3.1 -1.4 C-ntrsl Government CurrenL Expeeditures 10.1 11.4 12.0 12.5 12.4 13.0 13.4 12.3 12.2 Trausfers 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.3 1.3 1.0 0.8 0.4 Cop,-el ExpendAi tres, 3.B 4.2 5.1 A , 4 .8 5.5 5.0 3.6 rutal Enpend,tures 15.0 1b.5 18.1 18.5 1b.5 I9.9 19.4 lJ.7 12.7 ro. -e-enoes 11.7 12.5 13.0 13.2 12.7 :2.1 12.2 12.0 1i3.7 NVe-lax R--ennes 1.3 I.1 1.2 1.2 1.3 1.3 1 5 1.4 L.0 Fur.r-gn Grants 0.9 0.9 1.1 1.2 0.8 0.6 0., 0.3 Extra Buduexaro Excerpts 0.3 0.9 0 IQ 0.5 0.6 1.1 0 3 0.4 0.3 Tu,tuI R-teense 14.3 15 5 15.6 16.1 15.4 15.3 14.6 14.3 i Cirreit Surplis 2' 3.1 2.9 2.4 2.5 1.7 .n9 0.1 1.1 2. Overall Deficit 3/ -0.D -1.0 -2.5 -2.4 -3.1 -4 6 -4 9 -2.5 -0.5 Total Expenditures 1.3 1. I I. 1.1 1.0 1 0 1 0 1.0 1.0 Current Revenues 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8 O.b 0.8 State Enterprises Croi Fined Capital Expenditures 1.5 1.8 1.8 2 3 1.9 1 9 2.0 2.b 2.2 Self Fin.-cu g 0.8 0.8 1.1 1.6 1.3 1.1 1.2 1.5 1.0 B. BILLIONS OF RAHT AT CONSTANT 1962 MARKET PRICES 4/ PFiblir Sector Cu,rrenL Expenditures 9.9 11.6 13.0 14 7 15.3 16.6 17.9 18.9 20. Transfers 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.0 0.4 0.8 0.3 -0.1 -0.2 Capital Expenditures 5.6 6.4 7.8 9.0 b.7 9.9 9.9 9.2 o.2 Total Expenditire 15.6 18.2 20.9 23.7 24,4 26.8 28.1 28.0 2d.4 Cnctrul Covernmenc Current Expe-dit-res 9.3 11.1 12.3 13.8 144.4 15.7 17 1 17.8 15i.2 Transfers 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.1 1.5 1.7 1,2 1.2 0.6 Capital Expenditures 3.6 4.2 5.4 5.8 5.9 7.1 6.8 5.0 4-8 Total Fxpenditures 13.9 16.3 18.6 20.7 21.8 24.5 25.5 24.0 24.6 Lecal GovCrnment Eupe-ditsrex 1.2 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.5 Store Futerprise x rosi Fuxud Capital Expcnditurex 1.5 1.6 1.9 2.6 2.4 2.4 2.7 3.9 3.1 NLote: Soe totals ure not equal to the sum of their componentt because of rounding. 1/ Estioutes for GDP dnrisg fiscal year t were derived by adding 3 of GDP at calendar year t-l to the 3/4 of CDP for year t. 1 Di fference total revenues auid crrent -upe-dicures plus transfers. 3/ Difference between total revenues and total expenditsres. 4/ Cuirrent expenditures have bees deflated by the implicit deflator for geenral government coessoptieo, capital eupenditures by the deflator for pablic gross fixed investment, and transfers by the GDP deflator 5/ Estimated on assmption of 6% growth in real GDP and 20% inflation in CY 1974. Su.r.e Computed from tables 2.7, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.5, 5.6, and 5.7. Table ,.1: EVOLUTION OF MONETARY SITUATION - FISCAL YEAR_"/ (Millions of Ba'ht) 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1.971 1972 1973 Monetary Posit:Lon al: Year's End Assets Net: Claiims oni Central Government 1,264 1,721 4,101 6,618 10,594 16,752 23,957 28,167 Claims on Private Sector 14,038 16!,582 18,769 22,363 26,580 29,865 212 66 1 43 875 Domestic Credit 15,302 18,303 22,870 28,981 37,174 46,617 56,618 72,042 Net: Foreign AssetsY/ 17,842 19,732 19,569 18,959 16,956 15,759 18,362 22,950 Liabilities Money and Quasi-money 26,509 30,892 34,784 39,260 43,952 50,691 61,223 77,113 Capital Accouints 6,128 65,933 7,728 8,812 10,470 12.,151 1.3,693 16,773 Of WhiLch: Bank of Thailanid (4,344) (4,932) (5,226) (5,982) (7,050) (8,043) (9,026) :10,992) Counterpart Funds 3 48 126 190 204 329 265 333 354 Savings Bond9 and Premium Bonds3 814 952 1,059 1,162 1,217 1,286 1,381 1,552 Other (Net)4' -355 -868 -1,322 -1,498 -1,838 -2,017 -1,650 -80(0 Changes During Year Assets Net: Claims on1 Central Governiment 457 2,380 2,517 3,976 6,158 7,205 4,210 Claims on Private Sector _2,544 2,187 3,594 4S217 'l 285 2 796 11i214 Domestic Credit 3,001 4,567 6,111 8,193 91,443 10,001L 15,424 Net: Foreign Assetsi/ 1,890 -163 -610 -2,003 -1,197 2,60:3 4,588 Liabilities Money and Quasi-money 4,383 3,892 4,476 4,692 6,739 10,53'2 15,890 Capital Accounts 805 795 1,084 1,658 1,681 1,54'2 3,05!6 Of which: Bank of Thailanid (588) (294) (756) (1,068) (993) (983) (1,966) Other Items (Net) -297 -283 -59 -160 -174 530 1,042 1/ Fi.gures; are for Thai fiscal years ending September 30. The term Central Government as used here inc'Ludes the dleposits and liabilities of some State enterprises (primarily public utilities and quasi-government: agencies) at the Bank of Thailand. Deposits and liabilities of these enterprises at commercial banks are treated as part of t.he private secLor, as are all the deposits and liabilities (i.e. both those at the Bank of Thailand and at the comniercial banlks) of the other State enterprises. Because of thais method of classification, the statistics given here diff-er somewhat from those given for Central Government and public sector borrowing in Tables 5.5 and 5.2. 2/ Beginning in 1971 Special Drawing Rights are included. 3/ These bonds are held by private individuals and are therefore liabilities of the Government Savings Banlk to the private (Non-Bank) Sector. 4/ Includes fixed assets and immovable properties of commercial banks, miscellaneous non-monetary assets and liabilities of' comniercial banks and adjustments for differences between exchange control and bank reporting figures. Source: Bank of- Thailand Table 6.2: EVOLUTION OF 1MON'NTIAY S:[TUATION - CALENIDAR UEA/ (Millions of laaht) 1965 1966 1967 196'3 1969 15170 1971 .1972 1973 Monetary Position at Years &id Claims on Central Government 7,611. 3 10,355.5 11,481.6 12,930.8 17,312.9 21,206.2 26,423.1 35,768.0 40,187.7 Less: Deposits of Central Goverinment $660.l 8,072.2 _8,409.3 7,343.4 84.816 8 1. _76 ,764.Q 10_627.0 Net Claims on Central Government ,951.0 2,283.3 3,072.3 5,587.4 8,472.3 13.002.7 19,655.7 27.004.0 29,560.7 Claims on Private Sector 1,522.l 14,717.6 17,081.5 19 823.2 229222 27,842.1 30,816. 1 34,576 49,405.7 Domestic Credit 21 14 ,473.1 17,000.9 20,153.8 25,41Z0.6 31,394.5 40,864.8 50,471.8 61,581.6 78,966.4 Net Foreign Assets- 14,650.8 17,953.3 19,042.5 19,490.1 18,576.0 15,915.9 15,580.6 19,949.8 21.644.2 Money 12,916.B 14,656.5 15,706.3 17,285.4 17,988.8 19,447.5 21, $45.7 24,830.9 29,936.5 Quasi-money 9,211.8 13.430.8 16,2.3 12.308.8 22,886.1 26 .8 32249.1 41,Z.3 5 975.5 Monetary Resources 22,8i2F.6 213,987.3 32,038.6 36,594.2 40,874.9 46,170.3 53,694. 8 66,586.2 81,912.0 Capital Accounts 5,597.3 6,248.3 6,912.1 7,952.6 9,138.9 10,955.4 12,539.3 14,272.9 17,112.6 Of w'hich: Bank of Thailand (4,010.5) (4,412.0) (4,754.9) (5,396.5) (6,111.3) (7,359.5) (8,260.') (9,416.5) (11,087.6) Counterpart Amnds 3/ 141.9 29.1 33.4 91.3 213.2 294.7 216.1' 3"1,.7 383.5 Savings Bonlds an!d Prenniu Bonds- 712.5 846.0 978.2 1,077.0 1,173.9 1,230.9 1,307.6 1,405.7 1,551.0 Other (Net)L/ -156.j4 -256.5 -796.0 -814.4 -1,430.4 -1,870.6 -1,705.'7 -1,078.1 --348. i han du Year Net Claims on Central Governm0enUt -133.1 +332.3 +789.0 +2,515.1 +2, 884.9 +4,550.4 +6,633.0 +7,348.3 +2,556.7 Claims on private Sector +1 908 2 +,195.5 + 363. 9 +2 74L.7 +3,C09.0 +4,919.9 +2,2L4.o +.1j ¸ tl4,828.L Domestic Credit +1,~77 . 2,527 ' +75, 9' +5,9283.9 +9,77 .3' +9,607.0 +5,109. +17,384.8 Net Fcreign Asset,2/ +1,978.3 +3,302.5 +1,089.2 +447.6 -914.1 -2,660.1 -335.3 +,4,369.2 +1,694.4 Money +1,979.0 +1,739.7 +-1,049.8 +1,579.1 +703.4 +1,458.7 +1,998.2 +3,385.2 +5,105.6 Qhasi-.Money +99. +3519.0 -2 901.5 +2 6. 377.3 8367 +5.526.2 +9.56.2 +16,220- 2 Monetary Resources +2,878.9 +5,258.7 -e395J +4,555.6 +4,280.7 +5,295.4 +7,524.5 +12,891.4 +15,325.5 Capotahl Accounts +805.4 +651.0 +693.8 +1,010.5 +1,186.3 +1,816.5 +1,583.9 +1,733.6 +2,839.7 Of wChih: Bank tf Thailand (+251.7) (+401-5) (+34;2.9) (+641.6) (+714.8) (+1,248.2) (+901.0) (+1,156.0) (+1,671.1) Other Items (Net,)f1 +69.1 -79.4 -403.0 +138.3 -:397.2 --301.7 +163.3 +854.0 +913.7 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ See corresponding Notes to Table 6.1. Source: Bank of Thailand Table 6.3: EVOLUTION OF MONETARY SITUAr[ON - CUARTEFLY-Y (Mi llons of Baht) 1971 1 9 7 2 1 9 7 3 1974 Dec. Mar. June Sept. Dec. Mar. June Sept. Dec. Mar, May Monetary Position at End of QuLarter Clainms on Central Government 26,423.1 29,406.9 31,406.6 32,896.3 35,768.0 36,431.2 37,718.9 39,346.3 40,187.7 40,599.4 39,878.9 Less: Deposits Central Government 6,767.4 9,01B.4 21049.6 8,939.3 8,7640 9,919.4 11,j59.23 11-2172 10±6282 4.43Sˇ. 6 16,517.1 Net C'laims on Central Governme-nt 19,655,7 20,389.5 21,357.0 23.957.0 27,004.0 26,511.8 26,459.6 23,i657 2 20,500,7 26,163.tl 23,36L.8 Claims on Private Sector 30(,816.1 31,389.1 21656.6 32,F61 0 34,77 .6 37,532.4 39678 .0 43 875.1 49.40'27 526.5 55,714_9 Domestic Credit 50,471.6 51,777.6 52,013.6 56,618.0 61,581.6 64,044.2 66,137,6 72,0 1.5 78,966.4 78,724.3 79,076.7 Net Foreign Assets2/ 15 580.6 17,369,8 18,925.8 18,362.1 19,949.8 22,289.2 23,947.6 22,930.2 21,644.2 28,857.5 29,55L.0 Money 21,445.7 22,153.9 21,487.7 21,921.6 24,830.9 26,229.0 26,298.0 26,788.9 29,936.3 32,116.7 30,426.9 Quasi-Money 3:2,249. 34,241.3 36,430.7 39,301 1 41,755.3 44,547.4 47 783.4 50.323 51,975,5 55,396.6 57.70'36 Monetary Resources 5'3,694.6E 56,395.2 57,918.4 61,222.7 66,586.2 70,846.4 74,08E1.4 77,112.8 81,912.0 87,513.3 88,136.5 Capital Accounts 12,539.21 12,928.3 13,243.9 13,692.6 14,272.9 15,326.5 15,6617.2 16,773.2 17,112.6 18,151.2 19,403.1 Of which: Bank of Thailand (8,260.5) (8,485.8) (8,729.5) (9,025.9) (9,416.5) (9,837.1) (10,132.4) (io.,992.4) (11,087.6) (11,751.4) (12,227.2) Counterpart Funds 216.4 263.4 220.9 333.1 344.7 289.3 336.9 3'4.1 383.5 400.9 391.7 Savinigs Bords and Premium Bon(is L,307.6 1,328.5 1,346.2 1,380.7 1,405.7 1,456.2 1,506.4 1,551.7 1,55L.0 1,562.6 1,605.0 Other (Net) -L,705.7 -1,768.0 -1,790.0 -1,649.0 -1,078.1 -1,585.0 -1,5216.7 -8C0.1 -348.5 -46.2 -908.6 Changes During Quarter Claimas on Central Government +288.9 +2,983.8 +1,999.7 +1,489.7 +2,871.7 +663.2 +1,287.7 +1,62.7.4 +841.4 +411.7 -720.5 Less: Deposits Central Government -2A614. 6 +2,251.0 + 031.2 f1,110.3 -L75.3 +1,155.4 +1,i39.9 -174 -552.9 +3Q88.6 +2,081.5 Net Claims on Central Government +2,903.5 +732.8 +968.5 +2,600.0 +3,047.0 -492.2 -52.2 +1,70b.b +1,394.3 -3,396.9 -2,802.0 ClaiLas on P'rivate Sector +951.:1 _+573.0 _-732.5 +2,004.4 +1,316 .6 +2,954.8 +2±145.6 +h,197 1 +5,53D.6 ±+,154.8 +3,154.4 Domestic Credit +3,854.6 +1,305.8 +236.0 +4,604.4 +4,'963.6 +2,462.6 +2,093.4 +5,903.9 +6 924.9 -242.1 +352.4 Net ]oreignr Assets2/ -178. 3 +1,789.2 +1,556.0 -563.7 +1,587.7 +2,339.4 +1,6158.4 -997.4 -1,306.0 +7,213.3. +693.5 Money +1,549.3 +708.2 -666.2 +433.9 +2,909.3 +1,468.1 -1.0 +4'30.9 +3,147.6 +2,E180.2 -1,689,8 Quasi-Money _1,455.) +1,992.2 +2,189.4 +2,870.4 +2,454.2 +2792.1 +3,236.0 +2,540.5 +1.651.6 3I.421.1 +2,313,f Monel:ary Resources +3,004.3 +2,700.4 +1,523.2 +3,304.3 +5,263.5 +4,260.2 +3,235.0 +3, 031 +4,799.2 +5,601.3 +623,2 Capital Accounts +388,6 +389.0 +315.6 4-448.7 +580.3 +1,053.6 +360.7 +1,036.0 +339.4 +1,038.6 +1,251,9 of which: Bank of Thailand (+217.7) (+225.3) (+243.7) (+296.4) (+390.6) (+420.6) (+2'95.3) (+860.0) (+95.2, (+663.8). (+475.8) Other Items (Net) +283,4 +5.6 -46,8 +-287.7 +607.5 -511,8 l156.1 +789.1 +480.3 +331.3 -862.4 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ See corresponding Notes to Table 6.1. Source: Bar.k of Thailand, Table 6,4: SELECMED DATA ON COMMERCIAL BANKS (Millions of Baht) ___ - ~- -=ay _ ___ _ ________________ 1962 1963 19?64 1965 1C66 1967 1568 1969 1970 1971 1972 19 73 1974 Total. Assets Total Liabi:Lities 11,030 13,L514 16,013 18,920 23,383 26,930 31,229 35,46C) 41,187 148,82L, 60,069 78,363 86,069 Total. Deposits L/ 8,100 9,990 11,670 13,722 17,528 20,589 24,141 :27,660 31,885 37,7559 47,746 58,372 64,031 Time Deposits 3,1441 14,573 5,673 6,937 9,459 11,869 14,309 17,283 20,931 ;25,771 33,293 40,740 45,437 As Percent of Total. Deposits 142.5 [5.8 L,8.6 50.6 514.0 57.6 C 59.3 62.5 65.6 68.3 69.7 69.8 71.0 Borrowing from BOT 104 598 165 21411 337 299 398 297 787 1,296 1,263 2,882 2,333 As Percent of Total, Liabilities 0.9 0.7 1.0 1.3 1.4 1.1 1.3 O. 8 1.9 2.7 2.1 3.7 2.7 Borrowings from Abroad 1,507 1,766 2,171 2,1481 2,630 2,56i4 2,539 2,758 3,053 3,2814 3,486 15,899 7,568 As Percent of Total. LiabLlities 13.7 13.1 13.6 13.1 11.2 9.'5 8.1 7.8 7.14 6.7 5.8 8.8 8.8 Cash and Balances with BOT 1,011 1,282 1,301 1,303 1,475 1,715 1,974 2,35:. 2,466 2,896 3,456 3,682 4,705 As Percent of Total. Depoisits 12.5 12.8 11.1 9.5 8.L4 8.3 802 8.5 7.7 7.7 7.2 6.3 7.3 Government Securities 1,141 1,685 2,172 2,540 J,119 1,855 5,554 5,46 5,897 8,271 13,792 14,897 15,347 As Percent of Total. Deposits 114.1 16.9 18.6 18.5 23.5 23.6 23.0 19.7 18,5 21.9 28.9 25.5 24.0 Liquid Assets 20/ 2,175 3,019 3,188 3,400 5,1144 5,977 6,820 7,729 7,732 11,228 17,819 17,880 17,835 As Percent of Total. Deposits 26.9 30.2 27.3 2l1.8 29.3 29.O0 28-3 27. 9 21.2 29.7 37.3 30.6 27.' Loans, Overdrafts & Discounts 7,530 8,787 10,596 12,779 15,073 17,258 20,093 23,1614 28,039 31,5614 35,653 51,184 57,933 As Percent of Total. Deposits 93.0 88,0 90,8 93.1 86.0 83.8 83.2 83.7 87-9 83.6 74.7 87.7 90.5 Capital Accounts 813 805 1,086 1,383 1,612 1,913 2,217 2,583 3,065 3,602 4,082 5,096 6,258 As Percent of Risk Assets 9.fa 8,,4 9.6 10.0 10.l4 10.5 :LO.5 10.5 10.5 11.0 11.5 10.0 11.1 1/ Excludes inter-bank deposits. 2/ Comprises cash in hand, balance at BOT, balances at other non-commercial banks in Thailand, balances at banks abrcad, gold and government securities other than those pledged or deposited as guarantee with the Bank of Thailand. Source: Bank of Thailand. Tatble 6.5: LOANS ANlD OVERDRAJrS OF COMM4ERCIAL BANKSW CLASSIEIED BY PURR)SES (Millions of Baht) 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 December December Decembe r December December December December December December March Agriculture 324.8 401.0 C 473.1 565.2 615.0 595.6 688.6 712.6 888.7 979.7 l![ining 157.4 196.El 160.1 18 3.7 25;2.6 290.4 399.7 380.1 375.0 243.4 Mlanufactaring 1,428.2 1,926.4 2,080.3 2,27EI.5 2,808.4 3,559.8 4,320.2 4,245.1 6,335.5 7,267.7 ConstrLaction 585.2 757.1 952.0 1,2459.4 1,509.5 1,527.9 1,657.7 1a,949.3 2,322.1 2,487.0 bReal estate business 440.0 499.l8 703.3 826.8 1,2314.5 1,698.5 1,612.6 1,841.0D 2,385.6 2,479.3 Imports 1,707.7 1,904.El 2,223.5 2,390.8 2,988.4 3,710.9 3,457.6 2,821.B 3,045.9 3,247.0 ELborts 1,279.1 1,308.8E 1,425.4 1,170.5 1,30(4.9 1,493.4 1,552.3 1,610.5 2,442.9 2,463.8 Wlholesale and retail trade 1,198.7 1,635.14 2,148.5 2,7359.5 3,576.5 4,470.7 4,991.2 ;,866.0 8,459.6 9,082.1 Fublic utilities 145.7 143.5 164.9 184.1 245.5 311.8 455.9 375.D 585.8 571.4 Elanking and other finarLeial business 1141.6 157.El 182.3 281.4 240.2 l41.1 487.6 1,124.1 1,261.2 1,042.5 Services 1427.1 554.6 692.2 974.4 1,166.0 1,446.0 1,881.8 2,o024.9 2,219.8 2,361.9 Personal consumption 874.0 1,042.El 1,256.5 1,779.7 1,825.7 2,032.3 2,183.1 2,849.8 4,133.1 4,211.9 Others _221.5 _48.6 128.6 6.1 - 9.4 8.7 22.8 10.1 31.3 27.7 Total 8,939.7 10,577.3 12,590,7 14,63(.1 17,77r6.6 21,587.1 23,681.1 25,,810.3 .34,486,-.5 36,46 5.4 L/ Including inter-bank trEnsactions iource: Bank of Thailand Tlable 7 1' ARKA PLANTED, YIELD AND PR892UC CION OF MAJOR SR0PS 1960 1 965 1966 j997 '9768 1969) 19 70 1971 1 9 72 '973 Area Planted ('DIOD ha) Paddy 5 ,92 2 6 , 554 72,4 33 0658 7 ,2 28 7. 584 7494 7 ,52 7 7 ,139 7 .6 10 Rubber 1/ 481 798 814 8 28 84 1 85s2 86 2 8 70 8789 Maize 28 6 57 7 653 667 67 1 6830 829 1,009 99 7 1,0 54 Sorghum n.a. 32 57 66 32 _56/ 50Y' 55 53 Kenalf 140 384 530 348 254 3 77 421 463 4772 4 34 Cassvam 7 7 10 2 130 141 17 1 1 91 224 2 21 3 26 409 Sugar, cane 15B 141 124 150 182 1837 206 140 181 259 Tobacco (Virginia) 18 16 17 19 21 20 25 29 28 Coconu-t 165 248 247 2 72 286 297 316 3 29 34 7 Cotron 56 75 84 112 133 9)3 31 46 61 26 Gr.r,undots 118 99 137 208 119 103 104 1 14 119 Soy beans 22 19 46 64 53 48 59 5 ? 80 133 Mung beans 52 120 134 133 200 196 239 130 205 Castor beans; 22 36 43 48 39 :37 44 44 48 Re-ae 21 26 30 35 29 26 20 32 29 To,tal 7,543 9,2 26 10,499 9,644 10,259 10,726 10,9 36 11,066 10,963 )Ll.d(kg/ba)-/ Paddy, 1,67 9 1 842 1,706 1,657 1,633 1,847 1,980 1,937 1,776 1,82 7 Rubber 447 378 367 35 7 407 438 440 ~ 479 505 Mai.e 1,873 1,781 1,860 2,154 2,426 2,448 2,289-/ 22 , , 9O ,32 Sorghum n.a. 2,531 2,019 2,306 1,938 2,000 2, 600 2, 730L 1 869 Kena!f 1,300 1,419, 1,331 1,221 1,225 1,044 97 5 9014' 3 9062/ 181. Cassava (roors)- 357,108 14,47, 14,525 14, 644 15,306 16,131 15,28$ 14 063 15, 181 14 543 Sugar: cane 34,375 31,875 31,250 3185 32,500 43,125 28 ,7 50 47,0 12 5250210,7 Tobacco (Virginia) 500 475 450 438 288 456 386; 338i 319 Coconut (fruil per tree) 302 214, 197 179 162 144 14 2 151 130 Cotton 831 825 1,119 938 1,125 538 956, 954 931 1,1502' Grounid nuts 1,313 1, 369 1,438 L, 263 1,381 1,331 1, 32.5 1,300 1,350 Soy beans 1.168S 1, 038 856 906 969 1,025 875" 1,006 900'II "77 Hung beans 1,169 1, 056, 1,006 950 981 813 661 99-4 92523/ Castor beans 1,400 956. 1,006 819 1,056 1,044 969 983 925 Ssae.. 894 7 44i 681 281 769 738 7 63 7 63 7 95 P roduc tion (00mtons) Puddy7 /oo 9,475 1 0, 9 78 11,947 8,625 10,348 13,410 13,570 13.744 11,669 13,904 Rubber 172 2 17 218 219 258 282 287 316 337 Mai..e 5Z:4 1, 02_1 1,122 1,315 1,508 1,700O 1, 9383 2,300 1, 315 2,350 Sogn5 ,s.a. 87 135 50 57 70 130 150 100i Kenaf (washed) 18 1 529) 662 422 316 3173 381 419 428 469 Cassava (roots) 1 ,2 22 1, 4 73 1,892 2,062 2,611 3,079 3,431 3,114 4,952' 5, 948 Sugar cane 5,3182 4,480) 3,829 4,526 5,879 5,9)09 6.620 5,926 9,513 13,100 Tobac-co (all varieties)ˇ' 74 76 88 /8 90 92 95 99 99i Tobacco (Virginia) 4/ 9 83 8 8 8 9 12 10 9? Coconiut (million fruits)- 808 716 656 637 580 1577 595 643 5 62 Cotton (with seeds) 46 60) 89 81 117 44 2 7 41 49 30 Ground cnuts (unshelled) 352 131 220 132 158 124 125 11;4 15:3 Soy beans 26 19 38 53 45 48 50 54 7 2 130 Hunig beans 60o 12 5 132 1 23 184 L52 149 126 191 Castor beans 4 3 3D 42 35 39 37 43 41 41 40 Sesa,se 19 1i 20 23 22 19 20 2 1 21 I/ Includes tappable and nen-tappnble. 2/ Oyn an area hsrvested basis. 3/ On as area Planted basis. 4/ T'hese figures differ from those! used by the National lncome Account Division 19EDB. For national income statistics and the thir-d Plan ri,e figures issued by rbe Ministry of Agriculture is multiplied by 0.41 (from 1960-65) and 0.37 (osorne 1947) fur Cumparabrloty With Censu data. 5/ Sank of Thailand, Monthly Ballerin, Decem,ber 1973. 6/FAO, Production 'Yearbook, 1972 7/wet season paddy Sources;~ 1. For~ 11I60 - 1972, Agricultural Statistics of Thailand. 1972/73~ (Preliminary copy), Division of AgriculItural Ecnooncsc, Slinistry of AgriculAture. 2. rur 1973, Estimate bly DeparrtTueot of the Agricultural EXtensioo. 3. Data on Nor-friun Area planred and -eelds providled by the Dep.srtm...t of Eutensieni, Mi-lmstry of Agr-itultre. Table 7.2: AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND GROWTH RATES-/ Annual Rate of Average Average Growth(%) Units 1965-1967 1970-1972 (%) Selected Crops2/ Paddy 1000 ton 10,850 12,994 3.67 Rubber 218 313 7.53 Maize 1,153 1,851 9.94 Sorghumr 91 123 6.92 Kenaf 538 409 -5.31 Cassava 1,810 3,832 16.19 Sugarcane 4,278 7,353 11.44 Tobacco (General) II 81 98 3.90 Tobacco (Virginia) 8 10 3.86 Coconuts million frunits 670 600 -2.16 Cotton 1000 tons 77 39 -12.64 Uroundnu; 101 137 -3.13 Soybeans 37 59 9.86 A&- b-eanis t127 15 4.16u Castor beans 37 41 2.06 Q-e On 01 C Sesame !! 20 21 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~0.33 Selected Liviz-qtonk-/- Cattle 1000 head 60 735 2.18 Buffalo 292 313 1.40 Swine 3,863 4,907 4 . 90 Fisheries Shrimps, prawns & crabs 1000 tons 60 134 17.43 Marine fish if 583 1,317 17.70 Fresh water fish t 85 120 7.14 Forestry-/ Teak 1000 tons 178 238 5.98 Yang ;' 533 482 -1.99 Other 1,429 1,388 -0.58 1/ Computed based on the 3-year moving averages. 2/ Agricultural Statistics of Thailand, 1972-1973 (Preliminary copy),Division of Agriculture and Cooperatives. 3/ Bank of Thailand, Monthly Bulletin, December 1973. TabJ73:PFODUCTIOb AND AREA PUANTED OF MAJOR CROPS, BY RD'ION Area ~~~~~N O R T NH ie 14 0 R T i e A S T Ara C e N T R A, I, Ae C Li T H Area Arle- Area A rca Pl-2ted . .ef Tbtal produ-tion Planted _ o Tobal ProducUon anted 3 of Total ProductLun Planted 3 of Total Pr7duetLon ('000 afl Region _/ CroP77 7 r ' utT 1 toons '00 T vs- ion 2/ CroP 755 n-r tonsY U0i) rri7 bn / C C Ftl7 torsJ acras 17eLW' 2/ O'rZ) Paddy i/ 41,827 82.3 11.0 1,71h 17,119 31.4 39.0 3,315 lf,l48 68.7 1.1.3 5,072 3,516 39.8 8.7 859 Rubber 1 4,732 19.3 10O.0 232 natt 2/ 174 3.0 3.5 46 536 2.5 11.9 121 3,689 11.0 82.0 1,030 99 1.0 2.2 25 5erghil J J 22B 0. 9 100.0 68 Keraf 5/ 4 0.1 0. 0.6 2,271 10.8 96.2 0.5 86 0. 3 3.6 14 Caseva J' 23 0.2 1.4 12 69 0.3 I.5 131 713 2.8 80.8 1,1391 95 1.0 10.3 150 S3gar Case / 56 1.0 5.59 205 176 0.8 15.5 659 691 2 ,6 72.8 3,515 26 0.3 2.,7 55 Tobacco 2/ 225 4.3 55.6 h7 112 O.5 24.1 20 76 0.3 16.6 13 16 0.2 3.5 2 Coconut I 15 LI 1..4 31 2/ 232 1.1 12.9 123 85 750 2 ,h 11.9 292 8 725 7.6 40.5 454 21 Cotton / i4 1.0 7.0' d 21 1.2 32.0 40 1.71 1.8 6-.0 SO Oruoudrots j/ 282 4.8 35.3 67 189 0.9 23.7 36 296 1.1 37.0 61 32 0.3 4.0 6 Noybe.ac 5/ 6o 1.0 17.3 LO 5 0.02 1.5 0.6 2?2 1.0 80.5 35 1 0.01 0.3 o.06 ?ngba.nns21 37 0.6 3.0 9 29 'tO 3.2 875 3.3 90.1 132 30 0.3 3.1 4 Other 2/ ;20 0.3 11.2 I, 0.2 26.P 92 0.3 51.4 19 0.2 10.6 TOfA 1. / 5,867 100.0 .2/' 21,01;l ]00.0 11/ 06,120 100Th 11/ 9.591 100.-0 2/ The folln-uLg regional division ib rsed: North - 7 oroviroes, Northea-t *- 15 prowinc-. C entral - 35 -rocinern and South - 1I prOvinces. 2/ Area planted to each crap to a nerCentage of total area planted tc the 1.. cotegorr-s withil each region. Pica planted to each cr0 se A peretge a total k-gd- aea plan ten the -odivid-al cr000. 5/ Ac. 1967-69. 2/ Ar, L966- 62S J/ Centra - s proVin-es. A/ Av. 1965-67. i/ on -ilinon fruits. Note, Predoctian differs with those obtained from the Natnon-l Incone Aocounts Dar., NEBN h uc-aae of the tatter. adjustment for camaarrbility with the 1962 -enes. data. 2y Castor beans (Av, 66-68), Sesame (Av. 66-608), Kapok (Av. 66_68), Jote (AK. 66-6P), [L-ie (,kc, 66-6'), larder Crocs (Av. 66-67), Iroits (Av. 56-67). LO) Of the aboee 14 categories of crops. L/ Figares do not add to 100% beeause of ro-r.ding. Soyce, Agricmltural Statistie. of Thanlaud, 1967, and supplements f-r 1968-6°, Divisio of Agr..aItural Emoon-es, Mlianstoy of Agrlciltore. Table 7.4: AVE;RAGE A'REA, AVEFAGE CROP YIELDS AND AMNUAL iATE OF GROWTH, 1965-1972 Planted Area Yield Per Planted Area Average of Average of Aual Rate ge ofA=inuLa, Rate 1965-6 7 1970-72 of Growth 1965--67 1970-72 of Growth (ha ) _ _ (ha) (kgha) e kgha) 7/ha Paddy 6,881.7 7,386.7 1,576.0 1,757'.1 2.20 RublDer 813.3 B70.0 1.36 268.1 360.0 6.08 Maize 630.7 9bl*) 8e42 11 ,824.7 1,978.7 1.63 Sorlghum 51.3 52.7 0.51 1 977 .5 2, O4 ..7 3.99 Kenaf h20.7 452.0, 1 h5 1,279.8 905.6 -6.68 Cassava2/ 124.3 257.C0 15.63 1J4, 54$6.2 lh,86'.9 0.44 Sugarcane 138.3 175.7 4L.89 30,941 .8 420340.8 6.47 Tobacco3/ 17,3 27.3 9.54 463.9 355.4 -5,.19 Coconut4/ 255.7 330.7 5.28 2,628.3 1,820.0 -7.C9 cotton5! 901,3 46.0 -.12.f63 860.9 855.2 -0.13 Ground nuts6/ 1214,3 112.3 -1.53 1,315.6 1,221.0 -1F.48 Soybeans 43,,0 65.3 8.73 884.7 898.3 (.31 Mung beans 129.0 191.3 8. 20 983.9 841.5 -(.31 Castor beans 42.3 46.o 1.68 885.8 899.7 0.31 Sesame 30.3 30.3 0. 00 67'2.0 682.4 0.31 1/ Per tappable andc non-tappable area 2/ Roots V/ Virginia b7/ Fruits 5/ 1With seeds F/ Unshelled S_urce: Table 7.1 Tab'Le 7.5' PLANTED AREA AND PRODUCT'LON OF PADDY BY REGIONS 1960 1961 1962 L963 1964 19I65 19,56 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Planted Area (1000 ha) North 1,133 1,183 1,228 1,265 1,404 1,394 1,511 1,454 1,531 1,605 1,59i7 1,473 1,500 1,737 Northeast 2,329 2,465 2,851 2,715 3,476 2,453 3,141 2,426 2,858 3,230 3,273 3,435 2,916 3,100 Cerntral 2,010 2,052 2,004 2,116 2,156 2,172 2,230 2,206 2,265 2,146 2,086 2,107 2,113 2,150 SocLth 450 479 504 501 504 535 551 572 574 595 538 512 610 623 TOTAL 5,922 6,179 6,587 15,597 6,540 _6554 L433 6, 658 7,228 77584 7494 7,527 7,139 7.610 Yield (kg/planted ha) North 2,162 2,159 2,248 2,290 1,576 2,303 2,207 1,6883 1,671 2,393 2,549 2,415 1,777 2,031 Northeast 1,192 1,140 1,286 1,295 1,334 1,,115 1,209 969 1,117 1,414 1,503 1,582 1,436 1,463 CerLtral 1,729 1,788 1,837 2,016 1,923 1,907 1,798 1, 731 1,576 1,869 1,78:3 1,849 1 802 2,194 SouLth 1,720 1,785 1,754 1,810 1,393 1,669 1,463 1,257 1 ,739 1,647 1,599 1 ,676 1,652 1,794 AVERAGE 1.600 _.1,669 1,756 1,584 1.67 1,607 1,446 1.432 1,768 1,81' 1,826 1.635 l,827 Production :1,000 tons) North 2,450 2,554 2,761 2,897 2,213 3,210 3,335 2,738 2,559 3,840 4,070 3,557 2,665 3,529 Northeast 2,775 2,809 3,666 3,516 3,302 2,734 3,796 2,350 3,192 4,560 4,92D 5,434. 4,188 4,538 CerLtral 3,476 3,668 3,681 4,265 4,145 4,141 4,010 3,818 3,570 4,O]-0 3,720 3,895i 3,808 4,718 Souith 774 855 884 907 702 893 806 7119 1,027 980 860 856 1,008 1,119 TOTAL 9.475 9. 88E' 1O,992 11,585 10,362 10O 11.947 9 625 10,348 13.4]0 13,570 13,744 L1,669 13904 Source: Agricultural Statistics of: Thailand 1972/73 (Preliminai-y copy), Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperatives. Paddy PrDduction Estimate 1973/74, Department of AgrictulturaL Extension, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperatives. Table 7. 6:PADDY PLANTER AREA AND DAMAGED AREA (in 1000 ha) Pianted Harvested Damaged Prntae 1/ Production Area Area Area percenge- (1000 tons) 1960 n9Q22 _ 279 4.7 9,475 1961 6u179 5656 523 8.5 9,886 196~2 6 8R7 6;191 396 6.0 10.992 1963 6,597 6,354 243 3 7 11,585 1964 6,540 5, 971 569 8=7 11 ,362 1965 6,554 5,960 594 9.1 10;978 1966 7 JA 7-nn1 3258 11 .947 1967 6,n658 5807 851 12.8 9A25 1968 7,228 6,336 892 12.3 10,348 1969 7,584 7259 325 4.3 13,410 1970 7 d),Q 6 854 640 85 13570 1971 7,527 7,096 431 5.7 13,744 1972 7,139 6,571 568 8.o 11,669 1973 7,840 7,299 541 6.9 13,700 1/ Percentage of damaged area as of planted area. Source: Agricultural Statistics of Thailand 1962/63 (Preliminary copy), Division of Aericultural Economics. Ministry of Agriculture. Table 7.7: GLUTINOUS AND NON-GL'tTINOUS RICE PRODUCTION BY REGIONS, 1969-19731/ 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Av. 1971-197' Non- Nonon-o-on- Non- /. of Non-Non 7. Df Non- Total Glutinous Glutinous Total Glutinous Glutinous Total Glutinous Glutinous Total Glutinous Glutinous Total Glutinous Glutinous Glutinous _ LLat Glutinous Gluttuous Ulutinous - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Million tons of padLdy) - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -_ Central 3.51 0.06 3.45 3.68 0.08 3.60 3. 94 0.04 3.90 3.80 0.05 3.75 3.81 4.72 0.04 4.68 4.15 0.04 4.1L 99.03 North 3.74 1.34 2.40 4.10 1.60 2.50 3.87 1.56 2.31 3.03 1.41 1.62 3.67 3.53 1.26 2.27 3,48 1.41 2.07 59.48 Northeast 4.36 2.92 1.44 5.00 3.50 1.50 4.60 3.33 1.47 4.12 2.84 1.28 4.64 4.54 3.04 1.50 4.49 3.07 1.42 31.62 South 0.79 0.02 0.77 0.82 0.02 0.80 0.96 0.02 0.94 0.839 0.01 0.88 0.89 1.12 0.03 1.09 0.99 0.02 0.97 97.97 1' North = 16 provinces; Cetntral = 25 provincers; Northeast - 16 provinces; and South = 14 provinces. Source: Ministry of Agriculture andi Cocporattves. Table 7.8: 'PROPORTION OF PLkNTED AREA OIF MAJOR C(ROPS (in percentages) 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Paddy 71 .o4 70.80 69.o4 70.46 70.71 68.53 68.02 65.12 Rubber 8.65 7.75 8.59 8.20 7.94 7.88 7.86 8.01 Maize 6.25 6.22 6.86 6.54 6.34 7.58 9.12 9.09 Sorghum 0.34 0.54 0.68 0.31 0.33 0.46 0.50 o.48 Kenaf 4.16 5.o5 3.61 2.48 3.51 3.85 4.18 4.31 Cassava 1.11 1.24 1.46 1.67 1.78 2.05 2.00 2.97 Sugarcane 1.53 1.18 1.56 1.77 1.74 1.88 1.27 1.65 Tobacco 0.17 0.16 0.20 0.20 0.19 0.23 0.26 0.26 Coconut 2.69 2.35 2.82 2.79 2.77 2.89 2.97 3.17 Cotton 0.81 0.80 1.16 1.30 o.87 0.28 0.42 0.56 Groundncut 1.07 1.50 1.12 1.16 0.96 0.95 1.03 1.09 Soybean.s 0.21 0.44 o.66 0.52 o.45 0.54 0.52 0.73 Mung beans 1.30 1.28 1.38 1.95 1.83 2.19 1,17 1.87 Castor beans 0.39 0.41 0.50 0.38 0.34 0,42 0.40 o.44 Sesame 0C28 C0.29 0,36 0.28 0.24 0.27 0.29 0.26 T'OTAL 100.00 100.00 100. 00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Source: Table 7.1 Table 7.9: CASiAVA ROO'S - ARF:A PLANTID, P]tODUC'TIONJ YIELD AND PRICES, 1960-'73 1960 1961 1962 19,63 196i 1965 1966 1967 1968 169 1970Z 1971 1972. i2. Kirngdom Area pl.anted (1000 ha) 72 99 123 140 105 102 13D 141 171 191 ;224 244 3312 435 Produc tion (1000 tons) 1,222 :1,726 2,077 2,111 1,'57 1,4i75 1,892 2,062 2,611 3,079 3, 431 3,822 4,769 6,50( Yi,eldD/ (kg/ha) :L7,0813 1'7,369 16,925 15,081 14,c131 14,475 :14,525 14,644 15,294 16,131 15,281 15,694 14,381 11b,938 Central Plair Area Pla.ntecl (1000 ha) 6:L 88 106 119 86 i74 101 112 144 131 137 199 25,3 289 Production (1000 tons) 1,11:3 1,618 1,926 1,890 1,3138 1,164 1,59B 1,751 2,325 2,031 2,098 3,149 3,7U4 5,184 Yield-/ (kg/ha.) 18,306 18,350 18,131 15,875 15, 631 15,71"4 15,800 15,681 16,125 15,,481 15,281 15,794 14,775 17,906 Cassava flour pric:e1/ (P/ton) 2,019 1L,922 2,351 1,896 1,672 1,8:39 1,964 1,951 1,792 1,757 1,813 2,140 2,235 2,71'7 j/ From planted area.. i/ Wholesale in Bangicok. Source: Agricultuxral Statistics of Thailand, 1.967 and SuLpplemlents for 1L968-73, DAE, Ministry of' Agricultiure and Cooperatives. Table 7 1()- XSNAF - ARuA PLAkNrE, AREA HARVESTEDJ PRODUCTION AND YIIU), 1960-73 1960 1961 1962 1 6 195 1966 1967 1 1962 1970 197L 1972 1973 KinRdom Area planted (1000 ha) 140 190 114 153 218 384 530 348 254 :311 329 400 454 555 Area harvested (1000 ha) 139 19o 112 152 215 373 498 343 248 :301 3:24 390 404 545 Production (1000 tons) 181 239 134 212 303 529 661 421 317 390 393 370 43C 570 Yield/ (kg/ha) 1,294 1,256 1,175 1,381 1,888 1,375 1,250 1,213 1,250 1,250 1,1914 925 947 1,027 YieldV/ (kg/ha) 1,300 1,263 1,200 1,394 1,406 1,419 1,331 1,231 1,275 1,294 1,213 94i 1,064. 1,045 Northeast Area planted (1000 ha) 136 181 111 148 214 379 519 342 229 311 329 400 449 535 Production (1000 tons) 176 224 131 204 297 521 649 415 293 390 393 37D 415 '548 Yield!/ (kg/ha) 1,300 1,238 1,101 1,381 1,388 1,325 1,250 1,213 1,281 1,250 1,194 925 924 1,024 1/ From area planted g/ From area harvested Source: Agricultural Statistics of Thailand, 1967 and Supplements for 1968-72) DAE, Miristry of Agriculture and Cooperatives0 Table 7. U COTTON - AREA PLNTED, AREA HARVESTED, PRODUCTION AND YIELD, 1960-72 1960 1961 1952 1963 ]L96 1 196 1 1968 1960 1970 1971 19 19 7:3 Kingdam Area planted (1000 ha) 56 57 59 73 67 75 8J4 112 153 106 47 72 121 29 Area harvested (1000 ha) 55 53 58 7C1 66 72 79 97 129 83 43 - 85 26 Production (100D tons) 46 38 4L 49 49 60 89 81 L23 912 52 81 62 28 Yield-1/ (kg/ha) 819 669 9'34 669 731 794 1,06.3 719 806 87'5 IL,113 1,125 513 965 Yield2/ (kg/ha) 831 725 7:25 700 744 825 1,119 838 950 1,106 1L,194 - 729 1077 Central Plain Area Planted (1000 ha) 23 33 35 5C0 40 46 514 74 91 61 18 36 74 19 Production (1000 tons) 18 21 :25 33 27 37 63 56 58 37 20 - - 17 Yield-I/ (kg/ha) 769 631 70O 656, 675 794 1,18B 762 638 606 :L,113 - _ 895 Northeast Area Planted (1000 h.a) 30 21 21 151 20 20 20 32 53 34 21 31 28 8 Produc:tion (1000 tons) 26 15 :15 14 16 16 17 21 57 144 28 - _ 9 Yieldl/ (kg/ha) 863 725 706 72,5 794 813 863 644 1,069 1,3(6 1,344 - - 1125 1/ From planted area 2( From harvested area 1QUzt: Aizricultural Statist:ics of Thailand, 1967 and Supplements for 1.968 and 12i2, DAE, Ministry of A,riculture and Cooperatives. Production for 1970, 1971, 1972 is estimatedL by the Bank of Thailand. Table 7.12: LIESTOCK POPULATION, 1i 960--1972 (Thousands of heads) Year Elephants Horses Buif'faloes Cat;tle Sw-ine Chicken Ducks 1960 13 179' 4,830 3,1492 3,189 2)4,003 8,719 1961 1 3 179 4, 964 3, 542 3,286 25,1 70 7, 236 1962 1 2 187 5,1C)1 3,595 3,39?2 23,223 7,029 1963 12 178 5,1 47 3, 624 3,284 43,103 6,547 1964 11 18CI 5, 220 3, 753 3,493 416,014 6,584 1965 11 174 5,29 7 3, 888 3,718 47,020 6,634 1966 11 1 75 5,378 4,029 3,9650 49,126 6,691 1967 1 1 1 74 5,462 4, 176 4, 222 51 ,338 6,7774 1968 11 17 3 5,55o 4,290 4,503 53,661 6,867 1969 11 1 72 5,642 4,452 4,807 56,100 6,9,75 1970 n.a. n.a. 5,735 4-l,667 5,132 58,791 7,109 1971 n.a. n.a. 5,8:21 4,830 5,476 61,437 7,1c94 1972 ri.a. n.a. 4,930 4,365 4,573 52,782 7,281 n.a. = not avrailable Source: Agricultural Statist-Lcs of Thailand, Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Table 7. 13: REPLANTING OF RUBBER, 1961-1972 Total Rep]Lant-L Rubber OthEr.Pr Year No. of holding Are a7- _ No. of holdia Jl-ea (T No. of holiing A:rea ha; 1961. 1,311 3,909 1,219 3,82 7 (92 82 1962 * ir,4059 12,352 7,146 ]32,152 263 200 1963' 1,78'5 3,581 1,655 3,467 1:30 114 1964 3,891 6,003 3,673 5,834 218 169 1965 3,379 4,947 3,066 4,693 313 254 1966 2,772 3,871 2,492 3,657 280 214 1967 4, 39:3 6,070 3,920 5,690 493 380 1968 -7,5013 10,956 6,626 I10,23 9 8132 717 19650 83,772 12,336 7,947 -]1,531 8;25 805 197() 9,129 12,869 8,631 12,347 498 522 1971 1'3,368 18,396 12,556 1]7,486 8:L2 910 1972 10,5165 13,867 9,905 13,276 611 591 I 2.L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~ _ _ . _ ____ _ _ Totlal 683 -6-- 1()4-1a1 * V62 replanting incildes 5401 holdings damaged by wiridstom end given prioritry assistance. Source: Office of the Thabber Replanting Aid Fund. T'able 7.14'. PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF TEAK AND YANG CIJT UNDER LICENSE Year CtTeak (Tectona grandis) Yang (Dipterocarpus alatus) Year Trimber Cut; Wholesiale Price Market; Valuie Timber Cut Wvholesale Prlce Mar-ket 'Value! m3 Baht per m3 1,OOC) Baht m3 B3aht per mr3 1,000 Baht 1960 153,664 2,350 361,110 320,823 399 128,012 1961 105,665 2,350 248,313 319,482 558 1L78,271 1962 123,324 '2,400 295,978 377,95:9 498 188,224 1963 143,977 2,050 295,153 462,039 504 232,868 1964 143,199 2',900 4l5,277 536,723 467 250,650 1965 201,814 2>,900 585,260 540,22'8 470 253,907 1966 151,268 3,200 484,058 534,860 503 269,035 1967 182,067 3,200 582,614 525,422 5.45 286,355 1968 263,514 3,150 830,069 524,754 565 2'96,486 1969 296,407 2,600 770,658 470,643 450 211,789 1970 233,942 2,800 655,038 447,453 470 210,303 1971 298,869 2,000 597,738 598,425 470 281,260 1972 177,934 '2,800 498,215 738,869 575 S24,850 Source: Collected by Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of AgricuLture & Cooperatives. Table 7.15: NON-TEAK PRODUCTION AND EXPORT FIGURES FOR ROUND AND SAWNWOOD, 1960-1972 (All volume units true cubic meters) Official Estimated Export Export Export Unit Value Logs Export of Export Export Unit Value Sawnwood Production sawnill of logs value - - - 8aht pe3-sawnwood value -aht per M - - - - 1000I m3 prod. 1000 m3l/ of logs Average 1000 m3 sawnwood Average Teak Year round 1000 m3 round mn.baht al]1 species Yang Pra-Du sawn mn.baht all species Yang Pre-Du 1960 1,415 775 f.5 6 1,172 534 1,lCl8 112.9 96 846 828 1,552 1961 1,497 820 2.7 3 1,234 1, 102 1,044 66.4 66 991 951 1,354 1962 1,571 825 4.0 4 901 682 1,062 59.2 57 964 932 1,349 1963 1,95,9 1,020 16.7 12 712 666 952 68.5 68 991 939 1,364 1964 2,130 1,0150 1C0.7 12 1,141 1,250 1,188 79.0 78 985 949 1,405 1965 2,354 1,170 Si.1 10 1,093 1,0D00 1,145 59.0 64 1,085 940 1,932 1966 2,409 1, 140 18.7 18 975 5656 1,0912 35.9 38 1,061 I,016 2,128 1967 2,734 1,290 19.3 20 1,028 527 1, 309 19.0 24 1,278 1,196 2,417 1968 2,944 1,3:20 21.0 25 1,184 339 1,358 12.9 17 1,298 1,195 2,848 1969 2,644 1,180 21.8 38 1,730 - 1,378 14.4 20 1,357 1,156 3,661 1970 1,852 833 26.3 44 1,664 196 1,5509 13.9 20 1,467 1,119 3,219 1971 1,916 862 62'.5 69 1,110 129 1,326 27.8 22 782 1,038 3,372 1972 1,978 890 68.9 72 1,042 - 1,477 17.9 23 1,284 1,173 3,862' 1/ Excludes piling posts and other wood in the round 1960 - 1,';3 ; 1964 - 8;8 ; 19696 - nil. Source: For 1960-69: Data collected by FAQ For 1970-72: Forestry Yearbook 19I70, 71 and SuppLemPnts, Rcyal Forest Department, Ban,gkok 9 (in Thai). Table _7.16: PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF SAW TIMBER, FIREWOOD, CHARCOAL, BAMEOO EXTRACTED Other timibers (Except Teak S Yarg) Firewood Charcoal Bamboo Year Productiorn Value Production Value Production Value Production _Value m3 3~~,000 m31,000 m3 1,000 1,000 st4ems 1,000 fBaht Baht Bah-t Baht 1960 790,857l 3i07,46 1,191,342 53,610 560,2 34 113,284 12,621]:/ 50,863i/ 1961 857,781. 365,8:38 1,317,325 59,280 762,330 133, 408 13,942--/ 56,186L/ 1962 856,812 326,994 ,i,446,oo5 62,178 6,64,512 116,290 22,607 91,106k" 1963 1,077,056i h46,297 1,479,706 63,627 6,55,061l 137, 563 16,282 65,600L/ 1964 1,136,586 430,709 1,336,367 40,091 667,891 118, 6 31 3,475 14,90t 1965 1,308,485 l13,036 1,409,959 62,038 656,042 1113,807 5,253 22,0614 1966 1,356,155; 6,40,1(5 1,296,401 56,526 510,569 89,:316 16,428 69,819 1967 1,622,567 1,101,291 1,603,803 70,166 562,02 2 122,942 36,151 185,455 1968 1,787,634 974,146 1,681,197 73,552 450,787 98,609 51,996 26,6,74:3 1969 1,606,476 785,6:L4 875,850 38,318 440,528 97,410 13,208 67,755 1970 1,404,453 782,213 1,142,882 50,001 508,901 11,:323 67,755 277,037 1971 1,317,533 780,777 1,560,546 68,274 527,655 115,425 61,460 253,214 :1972 1,239,241. 854,267 1,358,895 59,791 462,172 101,:216 68,963 284,128 1/ Estimuted by Division of AgrLcultural Economics, Min-istry of AgricultuLre & Cooperatives. Source: Collected by Division of Agricultural EcoDLomicIs, Ministry of Agriculture &: Cooperatives. Table 7 17' PADDY - BALANCE SHEET OF SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION (in. 1000 tons) Seed Waste Per Cap Per Cap Supply by Beginnin2 Consump- and Otbqr Ending Paddy Con- Rice Con- Production2. Stock_ t:ion3/ Ex)ort_L/ Use_ Stock2/ Population-/ sumption sumption7/ '1967 12,197 680 8,'709 2,280 988 9030 32,996 264 172 1968 9,875 900 7,072 1,643 1,060 1,000 34,035 207 135 1969 10,582 1,000 7,284 1,574 1,364 1,3650 35,109 207 135 1970 13,688 1,360 10,'136 1,637 10385 1,890 36,215 280 182 1971 13,854 1,890 10,466 2,425 1,403 1,450 37,383 280 182 1972 13,994 1,45o 9,9143 3,249 1,192 1,060 38,577 258 168 1973 12,377 1,060 10,460 1,304 1,420 2.53 39,787 263 171 1974 14,300 253 10,904 1,846 1,45o 3.53 41,032 266 173 lq80o-' 17,400 1,600o 12, 660 3,000 1,740 1,600 49,367 2 256 166 1/ Main rice production of previous year plus second rice of current year. 2/ NSO 17 Estimated as residual 4/ Bank of Thailand, Monthly Bulletin, May 1974 S/ Assumed 10% of production 7/ From T'able 1 .1 ir/ Conversion factor: 0.65 T/ Estimated Table 7.8 PADDY STOCK INVENTORIES, 1972-1973-' (1,000 tons) Rice Mill Rce .lAil P.etail Shop pLL LU 10 I"orler Retail Shop Outside Retail and in Mnic4 - MUn1icipal Rice MiL.ll Farmers pal Area Area in Bangkok Total MarchLi 1, 070 157 57 3 310 891 JUly 1972 18)4 7f4 283 391 932 Noverl,.ber 1972 103 48 I10 408 852 February 15, 1973 5,789 301 2,563 727 9,380 July 1, 1973 1,996 223 2,0)42 645 4,908 November 1, 1973 806 73 532 457 1,868 1/ Paddy equivalent Source: National Statistical Office, Report of Rice Stock Survey, 1972-1973. Tab.1e T19: APPARENT CCNSUMPTICN OF MXAlE, ,1965-1972 1965 1966 1967r 1968 1969 1970 1971 '1972 1973 _ - - '000 toni - -- ---------*- .......................... -.-*.... . Production 1/ 1,021. 1,122 1,212 1,331 IL,70( 2,000 2,300 1,315 2,400 ExpDrts 2/ 1,132 681 / ].,221] 1,289 L,50.3 1,1330 k'2,$226 1,089 2,097 Apparent Domestic Consumption (11i) Lil (9) 42 197 170 174 226 303 1/ Division of Agricultural EconouLics and Department of Agricultural Extension, KLnistrry of Agriculture, for 1965-68; Bank of Thailand, Molthly BuLletin for 1969-72. 2/ Marketing year starting with July of thLe yeiar indicated. 1 Cuece: BaIk of Thailand, Monthly Bulletin). 3/ No exports were recpraed iDL thei fourth quarter of 1966. el Jul 1970 - April 1971. Jj/ If Bank of Thailand's production figure for 1968 (1.5 nilLion tons) is used, apparent domestic consumption is 242,000 tois. So_rces Ban3k of Thailand Table 7a2O: APPARENT CONSUMPTION CF LINT COTTON, 1960-1972 l/ Apparent 2/ Production- Exports Imports Consumption - = ='i = =~ =~ = =, = = = ===to ns - - - - - - - 1960 -1 f,oi 1'7 4,887 20,79570 iL7UJ.. U,tJU.. c u-) L II 1-2rl 5 4 1 22 17 iL4,LI2 7, -L 1963 17, 010 2 1o6 9,250 26,0 iL lg /" /I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~In~ L1Q14 i7i8 _iU,L72 7,6 i965 20,930 - 24,741 45,6044 1966 31,080 _ 214,212 ,292 1967 28,245 16 24,715 52,944 908 43,120 3,371 22,305 62,0514 196?o 32,270 5,775 17,1083 43,6708 1970 18,515 3,J418 40s300 55,397 1971 28,350 997 48,o58 75,411 1972 21,700 3,309 48,694 67,085 1973 9,800 5,915 84,665 88,550 1/ Converted at the rate of 35% lint and 65% seed. 2/ Production + Imports - &xports. Source: Department of Customs Agricultural St-atistics of ThAiland. 1967 and Sirnn-emPnhs for 1968-69, DAE, Ministry of Agriculture. Table 7.21' QUANTITY OF IMPORTED CHEMICAL FERTILIZER AND ESTIMATED FERTILIZER BY 1i1UTRIENT1i- Total Ajtount of 'Unit Estimated Composition of Fertilizer Year All Chemical Value Values N P20 K 0 Fertilizer c.i.f. 2 (ton) (1000 Baht) (Baht/ton) (ton) (ton) (ton) 1960 52,163 70,328 1,348.2 9,324 3,664 1,958 1961 54,757 70,884 1,294.5 10,750 4,621 1,462 1962 63,465 85,443 1,346.3 13,221 6,707 1,889 1963 97,375 125,323 1,287.0 16,289 10,224 3,011 1964 108,997 163,410 1,499.4 19,365 12,775 3,442 1965 88,943 145,431 1,635.1 15,950 9,130 5,908 1966 141,429 224,223 2,585.4 23,116 15,593 7,122 1967 217,944 345,442 1,585.0 35,698 27,660 13,313 1968 265,487 443,069 1,668.8 40,338 37,687 14,163 1969 265,628 399,443 1,503.7 39,960 41,555 21,457 1970 249,609 395,189 1,583.2 37,375 37,127 28,457 1971 233,402 369,243 1,697.7 37,792 28,380 22,367 1972 294,583- 55S,205 1,894.9 42,R66 41,353 30,889 19732/ 114,466 224,502 1,961.0 16,226 16,096 13,028 1973-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1/ Estimated from statistical imports table by Division of Agricultural Ecoom4ics, Mi ni;stry ofArclt ' oopera' tives. _/ Pelm.'C DatLaL Ja -L 19, 73 L LW. U U~ \LV 2/Pre~liminary D ta jaUarg,r "-1973) Table 7.22:IMPORTS OF PULP AND PAPER Year Paper Mechanical Pulp Chemical Pulp 1960 56,195 4 4 1961 67,504 682 1,850 1962 65,844 209 1,909 1963 83,889 - 1,997 1964 75,020 2,799 8,582 1965 84,3o5 1,599 9,139 1966 113,548 _ 8,936 1967 118,653 3,285 10,317 1968 135,599 10,003 14,476 1969 146,548 26,386 35,400 1970 144,257 15,547 796 1971 120,547 1.2,197 2,A44 1972 118,392 18,349 490 Source: 1970-72 Data: Foreign Trade Statistics of Thailand, 1970, 71, 72, Department of Customs, Bangkok. Table 7.23: IMPORTS OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, IRACTORS, TRACTOR SPARE PARTS, WATER PU1PS AND PARTS OF' PUMPS, 1964-1972 1~ ~ 1/1 - 964 1965 1966 1_967 1968 1969 1970 1971 _ 1 2Z- Agricultural Machinery ~ Quant~ity n.a. n.a. an.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. - _ Value (million 0) 24.94 25.55 35.884 33.342 37.8h 33.1,' 34.89 33.C)3 33.60 T'ract;ors - Quantit,y ('000 unit) 3.86 3.52 14.58 5.70 5.10 3.63 2.31 2.66 2.09 Value (million #) 283.66 322.,42 408.32 567.61 477.71 326.714 3144.08 359.27 2892.76 Tractor 'Dareb Parts =MuR2 ('00ton) 1.13 1.96 3.'09 2.79 2.61 3.01 2.10 2.511 2.60 Value (mill-ion 0) Io .95 61.85 95.67 87.72 80.19 127.62 72.39 90.75 93.21 Vater Puips Quantit-y ('000 unit) 26.93 39,10 60.,92 82.13 151.,34 106.67 136.69 105.11 9().09 Value ('million ) 141.29 43.79 48.,62 78.28 71.,26 77.6:L 107.88 1135.7,0 10:3.20 Parts of Pumpi Quantity (ton) 232 277 458 3314 571 583 493 255 595' Value (million 0) 6.82 15.86 28,96 31.714 48,64 52.30 32.63 33.90 38.40 ';ourc:e: NEDB Department of Customs 1/ Foreign Trade Statistic cf Thailand, Department of Customs 2/ Includes all typEs of- tractors, i.e. road tractors, f'arm tractors, and others. Table 7.24: IMPORTS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS BY TYPE,1972 Metric Tons Value (mil±lion Bahts) Cream fresh, other milk and cream fresh, milk fresh canned 2,031.5 27.6 Sweetened concentrated milk 35.6 0.L8 Skimmed milk sweetened 15.2 0-17 Skimmed milk unsweetened 91.4 0.88 Whole mi1k dry blocks or owdered 611.0 11.4 Skim miLk dry blocks or pow,,dered 17,267.0 189.5 Amhvydrous butterfat 2,85 0 60.1 Butter 240.0 7.0 C-hee 2 4.7 Cheese and curd iv0.O 4.4 Ot'h.er r.'lL products 751 59. 17. TOTAL 30,685.9 478.53 Source: Department of Customs Table 7.25: NUMBER OF TRACTORS REGISTE D FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESI - Year .br /- W'j -- -1 of-K7. 1 967 911 -L7V. I 7.LrL 19.70U '.JUU -I^Z I Ir-. ±L7 UV .L, 45 1971 1,703 1972 1,991 Workable Life Expectancy of Tractors is approximately 10 years or 10,000 hours. Source: Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperatives. Table 7.26: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTICII OF FAMMSEIR USING :INSECTICIDIES, TRACT)RS AND WATER PUMPS BY REGION No. of Using Usin' Tractors (%) _ _ Using Wat.er RPs farms ]nsecticides Tatal Owrier Rentier Borrower Other Total Owner Renter Borrower Other Whole Kingdom 12,969 12.76 10.01 0.35 9.L49 0.08 0.09 11.15 6.34 3.25 0.77 0.25 Northern 2,869 7.70 9.55 0.45 8.89 0.03 0.17 7.17 3.10 3.76 0.17 0.14 Central 3,347 6.45 1.06 0.03 1.0( - 0.03 3.67 1.07 2.21 0.27 0.12 Northeastern 4,760 22.64 15.46 0.67 14.5L 0.17 0.11 2:3.33 16.01 5.02 1.80 0.50 South 1,993 7.02 12.74 - 12.69? 0.05 - (.35 - 0.30 0.05 - Source: NSO, REport of Crop Cutting, Survey, 1968. Table 7.27: EXIPORTS OF COCONUTS AND COPRA CAKE.,1960-1973 Exports 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973_' Coconuts Quarntity (ton) 99 60 348 77 14 281 434 19 50 37 87 411 390 222 Valu.e ('000 $) 109 78 599 137 44 321 472 28 60 67 104 523 447 306 Unit Value (%/kg) 1.10 1. 30 1.72 1.78 3.14 1.14 1.09 1.47 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.27 1.15 1.38 Copra Cake Quantity (ton) 4,816 5,291 6,243 5,994 6,027 8,933 11,797 7,368 10,466 8,E808 8,104 10,714 12,971 1,730 Value ('000) 5,253 5,380 8,019 7,328 7,389 12,400 15,216 7,635 10,379 9,430 8,218 9,830 11,698 1,932 Unit Value (s/kg) 1.09 1.01 1.28 1.22 1.23 1.38 1.29 1.04 0.99 1.07 1.01 0.92 0.90 1.12 1/ Jan-October Source: Department of Customs 1960-1973 Tablu 7.28: EXPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS BY QlANTITY AND TYPE OF PRODUCT, 19653- 1972 ( Lons) Type of Product 196.5 196E, 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Edible Products Fresh/Frozen: Fish 7,781 8,955 7,239 7,907 9,813 15,878 21,046 26,725 Shrimp (frozen) 4888 _88,829 7,291 8,133 _7,199 ,019 8,144 Total, Fresh and Frozetn 12.669 ( 6068 15.198 17,946 22,477 27, 34.869 Cured: Fish 2,136 2,425 1,126 956 1,773 4,991 2,579 1,592 Shellfish 173 116 173, 112 196 150 _ _ _ Total, Cured 2,309 2,54L 1,299 968 1,879 5,141 2,579 1,592 Canned 33 104 14 5 4 7 5 100 Fish & Shellfish Preparations and Sauces, not canned 29 2813- 321_1/ 443-/ _ 6 9 46 TOTAL, Edible Products 1510407,702 116,614 19,836 27,631 29,658 36,607 Inedible Products Fishmeal 1,951 7,140 6,463 2,215 904 13,215, 18,339 28,194 Agar and Seawe ds 213 79 10 Other Products-- 115 122 76 56 64 261] 475 537 IOTAL, Inedible Products 2,279 7,34 6,539 2,271 968 13,47Et 18,814 2;B,741 GRAND TOTAL 17,319 26 214 24, 24L 18,885 20 804 41, l07o 48,472 65,348 1/ Mostly fish sauce. 2/ Includes shells, live f:ish, iLnsignificant quantities of fish and marine aniLmal oil arid fish for aquarium. Source: Department of Customs Table 7*29- EXPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS BY VALUE AND TYPE OF PRODUCT, 1965-1972 (1,000 Bahts) Tyxpe of Product 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Edible Foods Fresh /Frozen: Fish 28,959 35,304 22,818 25,021 28,543 43,571 72,283 72,856 Shrimp (frozen) 109,399 190,574 259,193 277,91B 270,403 234,30B 258,265 369.452 Total, fresh and frozen 138,358 223,878 282,011 302,939 298,946 277,874 330,54B 442,308 Cured: Fish 6,256 9,353 3,03.6 2,513 5,484 13,834 11,349 7,189 Shellfish 1.048 581 _1,140 858 753 1,212 1,640 _3.873 Total, Cured 7,304 9,934 4,175 3,371 6,237 15,046 12,989 11,062 Canned 105 325 5.6 27 26 70 22 1,146 Fish and Shellfish Preparations and sauces, not canned 144 93 100 _ 79 105 10 14 56 TOTAL, Edible Products 145,911 236,230 286,343 32D6,416 305,314 293,000 343,573 454,572 l=dible Products Fishmeal 3,397 11,966 9,301) 3,067 6,235 35,315 50,183 94,381 Agar and Seaweeds 757 Other Products _2,183 _2,653 407_ 7,33 7,477 8,652 _10,553 _5 642 TOTAL, Inedible Products 5,580 _14,619 _13,373 _10,403 _13,717 _43,96 _60,736 100,780 GRAND TOTAL 151,491 250.849 299,716 316,819 319,031 336,967 404,309 555,352 Source: Section Statistics, Department of Fisheries, iMinistry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Table 7.30; EXPORT DOMESTIC WHOLESALE PRICES OF RICE FOR SELECTED GRADES (Baht per metric ton) Price Difference White Rice 5% White Rice 25% 5%-25% Year FOB Wholesale FOB Wholesale FOB Wholesale 1965 2,806 1,536 - 1,313 - 223 1966 3,354 2,085 2,657 1,848 697 237 1 / 1 / 1967 4,551_' 2,398 4,128-' 2,081 423 317 1968 4,151 2,001 3,880 1,767 271 234 1969 3,872 2,205 3,324 1,724 548 481 1970 2,989 1,905 2,591 1,580 398 325 1971 2,706 1,710 1,957 1,515 749 195 1972 3,092 1,974 2,163 1,838 929 36 1973-/ 4,028-/ 2,865 2,745_/ 2,371 1,283 494 1974(Jan-June) 11,867 3,827 10,866 3,749-/ 1,001 78 1/ Average July - December 2/ January-June 1973 3/ Foreign Trade Statistics of Thailand (FOB Prices) 1973 4/ February - June 1974. Sources: Board of Trade of Thailand (FOB Prices) Department of Internal Trade (Wholesale Prices) Table 7.31 AVERAGE WHOLESALE PRICES (BANGKOK) OF SIELECTED AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 1960-1974 (Baht per metric ton) CROP 1960 1961 ]962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 19743/ Non-Glutinous, Paddy, No. 2 1,1 845 905 1,096 954 762 834 1,197 1,235 1,151 1,093 1,011 848 1,101 1,538 2,159 Non-Glutinous, rice (5%) 1/ 1,486 1,633 1,893 1,682 1,544 1,536 2,086 2,398 2,001 2,205 1,905 1,57,3 1,822 2 1365 3,827 Non-Glutinous, rice (20%) 1/ 1,186 1,450 n.a. n.a. 1,349 1,396 1,882 2,120 1,833 1,747 1,614 1,429 1,718 2,408 3,783 Al Broken (super) 1/ 956 1,237 1,441 1,324 1,008 1,068 1,648 1,650 1,620 1,186 1,197 1,022 1,513 1,962 2,286 Glutinous, rice (10%) 1/ 1,700 1,348 1,536 1,535 1,501 1, 946 2,289 2,134 2,04.4 1,671 1,175 1,134 1,762 3,055 3,362- Maize 1/ 1,010 1,108 989 1,027 1,042 1,203 1,125 1,165 971 1,105 1,230 1,189 1,160 1,785 2,480 Sotghum, good 2/ n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n. . 890 1,050 92'0 1,006 1,120 1,0010 910 n.e1. n.a. Mungbean, large 7/ 1,992 2,350 3,030 2,893 2,460 2,100 2,570 3,330 2,940 2,520 2,650 4,053 4,050 n. i. n.a. Cassava (Tapioca f'our), high grade 2,081 1,920 2,351 1,896 1,672 1,639 1,964 1,951 1,792 1,757 1,813 2,14D 2,236 2,717 3,718 Castor bean, good 2/ 2,921 2,610 2,040 2,41D 2,400 2,170 2,090 2,680 3,100 2,600 2,350 2,54D 3,950 1. . n.a. Sesame (black), good 2/ 4,700 4,400 3,490 4,23D 4,960 4,680 4,620 5,310 5,140 4,990 4,940 4,896 6,034 n. . n.a. Groundnuts (shelled), good 2/ 4,128 3,510 3,590 3,680 4,010 4,100 3,660 4,370 4,340 4,200 4,010 4,290 5,470 n.e. n.a. Soybeans, Chiengmai, good 2/ 1,890 2,580 2,420 1,930) 1,980 2,680 2,500 2,370 2,420 2,410 2,350 2,540 2,940 n.e3. n.a. Cotton, large 2/ 3,760 4,380 3,660 3,350) 3,330 4,(80 3,260 3,760 4,370 4,090 4,020 4,910 5,550 n.e. n.a. Kapok (ginned), good 6,022 5,606 6,499 7,004 6,754 5,630 5,413 5,004 7,563 7,642 7,770 8,330 8,320 n.o. n.a. Kena3f, high grade 1/2/ 3,196 3,583 2,343 2,733 2,850 3,019 3,311 1,975 2,576 3,040 2,967 3,650 4,861 3,765 3,190 (133.29) (137.36) Sugarcane l.A. Iro.18 118.22 11'9.80 145.88 118.97 95.69 141.49 175.74 144.19 135.07 142.75 144.67 n.a. n.a. Rubber No. 1 1/ 12,849 9,593 8,733 8,124 7,776 8,111 7,617 6,003 6,387 8,139 6,740 5,495 5,500 9,880 9.690 Rubber No. 3 1/ 12,601 9,336 8,463 7,891 7,584 7,930 7,446 5,851 6,237 7,995 6,580 5,295 5,300 9,680 9,490 Source 1/ Bank of Thaiiland, Monthly Bulletin, various Lssues 2/ Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agricultulre and Cocpersicves 3/ Jan. - June 4/ Jan. - Feb. Table 7l3Zl: AVE]RAGE WHOLESALE PRICES dF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUJCTS, BANGKOK, 1960-1972 tUnit 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 LIVE BUFFALO FHead 1,175.00 1,199.60 1,145.42 1,126.95 1,142.00 1,266.28 1,381.67 1,667.52 1,701.10 1,784.45 - 2.464.19 4.131/ LIVE CATTLE Head 1,125.00 1,150.69 1,189.20 1,]83.5'5 - 1,105.44 1,259.41 1,432.13 1,500.95 1,717.67 - - 6.54 LIVE HOG kg 6.30 6.66 6.33 6.04 7.28 8.08 7.07 7.99 9.61 9.73 7.58 7.53 9.78 BU]FFALO CARCASS kg 5.50 6.10 6.75 6.75 6.69 6.75 7.09 7.72 7.81 7.99 8.20 8.;20 8.73 BEEIF CARCASS kg 5.50 6.53 7. 25 7.1 9 7.27 7.45 8.08 9.07 9.30 9.i59 10.00 10.(0 10.06 PORK CARCASS kg 7.34 8.12 8.82 8.64 8.95 9.72 8.38 9.99 11.17 11.62 9.32 8.32 10.72 DUCKS kg 9.95 11.44 9.55 9.77 9.40 11.95 10.08 12. 57 11.04 9. 89 9.85 8. 79 8.38 CHICKEN kg 11.42 9.58 9.64 10.91 10.94 11.10 11.04 11.86 14.09 12.38 1.2.75 11.56 12.34 CAPON kg 14.18 16.66 17.35 17.94 14.58 13.82 13.31 14.33 15.12 12.68 13.49 12.61 13.85 GEESE Head 12.60 12.46 12.50 13.09 23.78 27.99 24.39 32.10 36.87 31.48 35.83 30.24 30,45 DUCK EGGS ( 100 50.00 46.45 57.77 52.69 40.85 40.10 54.16 56.99 52.28 50.00 415.15 42.06 45.15 (eggs SALTED DUCK EGGS 100 65.88 52.31 65.72 65.20 51.28 45.17 61.00 68.70 64.16 60.20 565.32 53.82 57.17 HEN EGGS 100 52,88 52.50 - 56.23 45.98 45.42 55.78 53.32 45.97 45.1L 45.11 43. 19 47.29 Source: Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of AgricultLlreanLd Cooperativeas. 1' baht/kg Table 7.32: WHOLESALE PRICES (BAWGKOK) FOR FATS AND OILS, 1'360-1972 1960 196L :1962 1963 196 4 1965 1966 1967 196S8 1969 1L970 1971 1972 -------------------------- -----------Bahts/kg--- LardL/ 9.11 9.86 8.95 8.72 11.97 lo.883 9.08 10.26 10.34 10.2:L n.a. n.a. n.a. Coconut oil (good) 1/ 7.04 6.39 6.84 6.61 9.06 7.94 5.95 7.99 7.94 7.75 8.51 7.79 6.92 Sesame oil (good) 1/ n.a. n.a. in.a. n.a 9.17 8.75 18.40 8.33 8.68 11.59 1L.67 n.a. n.a. Groundnut oil (good) 1/ 8.92 8.29 8.07 7.97 9.48 8.5:1 7.44 8.82 9.44 8.89 7.59 7.60 9.39 Castor bean oil (good) 1/ 11.15 9.57 8.42 8.45 8.97 8.92 8.87 9.08 9.29 10.25 9.75 9.75 n.a. Lard-/ 9.85 n.a. 10.14 9.47 11.76 n.a. 9.64 11.09 n.a. 10.85 9.82 9.83 9.05 Coconut oil/ 9.05 n.a. 8.14 8.04 9.93 n.a. 8.68 9.14 n.a. 9.81 9.93 7.79 6.92 Source: 1/ Division of Agricultural Economic, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatiles. 2/ Department of Commercial Intelligence, Ministry of Economic Affairs. Table 7.34: CIF AND FETAIL PRICES OF FERTI.IZER (Baht per ton) Anmnonium Suilphate Urea Am;nonium Nitrate Triple Super Phosphate Composit(16-20) Composit (20-20) CIF Retail CIF Retail CIF Retatil CIF Retail CIE' Retail CIF Retail 1965: 1,272 2,072 2,119 3,224 1,312 2,126 1,699 2,653 1,762 2,738 'L,762 2,738 1966 :1,272 2,072 2,1.72 3,296 1,308 2,122 1.,681 2,629 1,7'7 2,75: '1,796 2,785 1967 IL,177 1,944 2,021 3,091 1,308 2,122 1,791 2,778 1,631l 2,561 L,792 2,788 1968 1,259 2,054 2,157 3,276 1,292 2,100 1.,815 2,810 1,5535 2,430 1,514 2.401 1969 IL,200 1,872 1,'513 3,040 1,225 2,0009 1.,898 2,923 1,437 2,297 L,483 2,359 1970 IL, 200 1,872 1,710 3,040 1,218 1, 75 1 1!1887 2,909 1,4915 2,376 1, 385 2,226 1971 1,166 1,848 1,808 3,040 1,250 2,042 1,803 2,795 1,40C1 2,248 ',435 2,294 1972 1,166 1,848 1,906 3,040 1,456 2,333 2.,113 :3,216 1,529 2,422 L,555 2,458 1973 1,624 2,551 2,586 3,773 1,884 2, 905 2,,727 4,054 2,228 3,372 :2,297 3,46- Source: Division of Agricultural Economics, Mirtistry of Agriculture and Cooperatives., Table 7'5RICO EXPORT PREMI UM RATES (Bohr per Metri Ton" Oct. 27, 1972 Aug. 9, 1973 Sept. 15, 1973 Dc.. 6, 1973 Ja.- 31, 1974 Mar. 22, 1974 June 26, 1974 to ti to to to tot Aug. El, 1973 Sept. 17, 1973 Dec. 5, 19I73 Joe. 30, 1974 Ma r. 21, 1974 Jcn 25, 1974 dote White rice, 1000 732 750 5,002 3,000 4,500 3,100 4,500 White rice, 5%/ 754' 750 1,400 3,000 4,500 5,100 4,500 White rice, 107. 50C0 500 1,300 2,700 4,000 4,600 4,o000 Wh,i te rice, 15%! 500 500 1,300 2,700 4,000 4,600 4,2000 White rice, 2 0%, - 1,300 2,700 4,000 4,600 4,000 White Rice, lowe than 20% -- 1,100 2,300 3,500 4,100 3,500 White broker rice, Al Super Special -900 900 1,830 2,800 3,400 2,9300 White broken rice, Al Super and Specual 650 650 1,300 2,000 2,350 2,000 White hroke, rice, Al Ordinary -650 650 1,300 2,000 2,350 2,000 White hroke- rice, Cl Super Specialan Ordianary -500 500 1,000 1,700 2,050 1 , 700 White broken rice, 03 -500 900 1,000 1.700 2,050 1,700 Whitte hrokee rice, Cthers - - - - - Glutiocuo rice, long grain 10,4 500I 1,100 1,100 2,200 3,500 4,100 3,500 Glutinous rice, long grain 15% 5( 500 500 305 - Glutlou.e4rice, chart grain 10% 5oc. 1,10o 1,100 2,200 3,500 4,100 3,500 Glotineco rice, abort grain 15'4 500 500 500 - - - Brokeni glutinous rice, Al Special - 600 600 1,200 2,200 2,550 2,202 Broken glutirous rice, Cl Specal - 600 600 1,200 2,200 2.550 2,200 Cargo rice, 1007, 675' 675 1,200 2,200 3,500 4,100 3,500 Cargo rice, 57. 675 675 1,200 4,200 3,500 4,100 3,500 Cargo rice, ID,! and 10% 50OT 500 1,100 2,000 3,200 3,800 3,2200 Cargo rice, 2 0%3 - - - - - Cargo rice, 25% --1,100 2,000 3,200 3,800 2,200 Cargo rice, lower, than 257, - - -- Brohen cargo rice of all grades - - 500 1,000 1,700 2,030 1,:700 Parhoiled ruce, I007, and 5'4 350 1,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 3,600 3,000 parboiled rice, 107, and 11 250 900 900 1,800 2,800 3,400 2,800 Parboiled rice, 257. - 900 900 1,000 2,800 3,400 2,800 Partholled rice, lower than 23% -- - - - - Brohee, parboiled rice of all grade.: 500 - 1,000 1,700 2,050 1,200o Whire rice floor -- 300 600 S0o 1,150 S3co Glo~ti-.ou rice floor : Pine - 300 600 830 1,150 3000 Ordinary - 300 600 500 1,150 3005 Rer,ucellu made free rice - 100 300 400 600 400 fEplar,atory note. for Table 7 I. Between August 8, 1973 and Deceber 6, 1973 emporti of glutineus rice, to Laos wer.e e.empted from premium. Between Dec. h 1973 and Janoary 31, 1074 it was 8 400 per metric ton. Between Jon. 31, 1974 arid Mo.- 24, 1974 ir woo 8 600 per metric too. Store Mar. 22, 1974 it has been. 800 p2t metric ton. 2. Betwee.n September 17, 197:3 end Sec. 6, 1.973 premium on White rice, uIhort grain l5%4 was 1,400 per, metric ton. 3. Rice euport accept under govern rment contracts and private emporter. ,ho obtain licenues before June 12 woo banned from Jose 12, to July 30, 1973. 4. Pram July 31, 0973 the en1port baa for parboiled mod beobee rice was lifted. Certain types of rice wera also allowd in emport subject to the Gov-eraet control with regard to quality macbets, quota allotted to each emporter and minimu prices Is varieus markets. The mioinum-prlt2e condition, however, was nct in ftrce isce December, 0, 1973. 5. REporters are required to rese.rve rice f'or sale to the Go-er-met (mainly fur donestic con-omptiion) at the ftned price. The reserve requiremen.ts have been changed eight times from Noveber, 1972 to dare (July 1924), san,ely' (1) From N-vember 10, 1972 to January 28, 1973 57,. (enporters were reqaired to reserve S tons of rice for every 100 toes emperred) (2) Prom Janua.ry 29 to~ March 4, 1973 10% (3) Prom March 5 to Morch 31, 1973 25 (4) From April I to Masy 31, 1973 50% (5) Prom June 1 to July 30, :973 100% (6) Prom July 31 to October 3, 1973 200%. (2) Pro. October 4 to Decem.ber 5, 1973 l00%4 (Pot White rice, 1007,; for other types of rice, thererv requirement wa kept at the old level of 200%i. (8) Prom December 6, 1973 to Jan, 30, 1974 1007, (9) Prom Janua.ry 31, 1974 to date 50% Source: Rank of Thmiland. Table 7.36: VOIUME, VALUE AtND UNIT VALUE OF RICE EXPORTS BY GRADES, 1965-L973 1965 1966 [-967 1968 1969 Volume Value Tg Volume Value V/lg \rolume VLe /k Volume Value 1/kg Volume Value i/kg (Ttns) MT1l.g . (tons) Mil. (tons) Mil.t (tons) Mi-.t (tons) M Rice, cargo, 100% 47,835 113: 2.36 35,223 93 2.64 1,435 5 3.48 6,975 23 3.30 2,450 7 2.86 Rice, cargo, broken 38,843 56 1.44 9,411 18 1.91 3,664 9 2.46 2,129 5 2.35 3,020 6 1.99 Rice, white, 100% 285,024 817 2.87 214,076 693 3.24 198,531 795 4.00 177,525 767 4.32 216,80C4 854 3.94 Rice, white, 5% 83,277 232 2.79 80,001 248 3.10 29,181 115 3.94 15,264 61 4.00 13,569 51 3.76 Rice, white, 10% 70,279 166 2.36 16,411 46 2.80 18,770 60 3.20 3,053 12 3.93 6,543 24 3.67 Rice, white, 15% 22,254 62 2.79 6,248 19 3.04 17,319 65 3.75 41,252 153 3.71 19,158 70 3.65 Ricc, white, 25% 90, i24 206 2.28 91,472 220 2.41 59,857 185 3.09 40,041 126 3.15 24,191 60 2.48 Rice, broken, Al Super 241,339 440l 1.82 244,402 592 2.42 277,732 835 3.01 166,324 540 3.25 147,126 319 2.17 Rice, white, Al- Special 42,226 73 1.73 53,077 128 2.41 60,362 170 2.82 33,078 117 3.54 40,163 76 1.89 Rice, broken, C1 Special 91,845 16 1.6i.3 3,956 9 2.28 7,153 18 2.52 6,961 20 2.87 6,869 15 2.18 Rice, broken, Al Extra Supeir - - - 18,748 54 2.88 22,851 80 3.50 12,271 45 3.67 16,672 56 3.36 Rice, glutinous, 107 29,378 86 2.93 291,340 107 3.65 55,595 183 3.29 47,165 175 3.71 80,823 267 3.30 Rice, glutinous, broken 14,015 29 2.07 11,983 31 2.59 28,272 66 2.33 12,253 51 2.65 36,181 78 2.16 RLce, parboiled 492,889 1,098 2.23 398,303 989 2.4B 342,500 1,060 3.09 266,601 952 3.57 323,551 847 2.62 Other 427,_495 940 2.20 294,899 754 2.56 359,050 1,007 2.80 230,293 728 3.16 85,944 215 2.50 Total 1,895,223 4,334 2.29 1,507,550 4,001 2,65 1,482,272 4,653 3.13 1,068,185 3,775 3.53 1,023,064 2,945 2.88 page 2 Table 7. 31 VOLUME, VALUE AND UNIT VALUE OF RICE EXPORTS BY GRADES, 1965-1973 1: 1970 1971. 1972 1973 Volume Value Y/kg tolumen Value /kg Voluine alue Z/ k Volume Value Z/]-g (to:ns) Mil.$ (tons)I MLl.$ (tons) 4i .~ (tons) Mi. Rice, cargo, 100%' 4,170 12 2'.88 11,720 29 2. 47 20,382 56 2.75 22,879 94 4.11 Rice, cargo, broken 360 ,2 2'.33 10,632 11 1. 03 4,896 8 1.63 583 1 1.71 Rice, white, 1007 253,S665 798 *3.14 283,718 788 2.78 332,914 989 2. 97 114,881 635 5.'53 Rice, whhite., 5% 12,704 38 2.99 9,532 25 2.62 3,697 12 3.24 207 1 4.85 Rice, white, 10% 7,808 24 3.07 125,956 261 2.07 209,467 468 2.25 36,909 137 3.71 Rice, white, 15% 90,526 250) 2.76 48,077 88 1.83 35,144 89 2.'53 119,9:37 431 3. 59 Rice, white., 25% 143,215 277 1.93 126,251 217 1.72 447,223 926 2.(07 121,502 333 2.774 Rice, broken, Al Super 85,735 153 1.78 83,424 L13 1.35 88,048 162 1.i84 76,3:36 411 5.'38 Rice, white., Al Special 79,745 ]31l 1.64 164,97i8 221 1.34 219,981 334 1.5'2 132,674 540 4.07 Rice, broken, C1 Special 4,730 8 1.69 4,446S 6 1.35 2,950 4 1.35 - - - Rice, broken, Al Extra Super 8,818 24 2.72 12,5093 25 2.OCi 31,879 71 2.23 14,817 65 4.39 Rice, glutinous, 10% 59,208 1193 2.01 75,9515 LOO 1.32' 76,247 159 2.08 20,821 102 4.90 Rice, glutinous, broken 18,608 31 1.67 26,77'L 29 1. 08 19,719 32 1.652 6,361 24 3.77 Rice, parboiled 266,708 613 2.30 366,475 651 1. 77 346,678 656 1.,39 144,870 678 4.68 Other 23,545 35 1. 48 225,69'7 '345 1.553 272,889 648 1.71 35,093 149 4.25 Total 1,060,043 2,514 2.37 1, 576, 14.2 2,9'09 1.885 2,112,114 4,437 2.10 847,870 3,601 4.25 r = Revised Source: Bank of Thailand 'lu,-toms Department Table 7.37: COTTON - WHOLESALE, IMPORT AND EXPCRT PRICES, 1960-1972 C.I.F. 1/ F.O.B. Import Prices sxort Prices wholesale Price - - - - - - - - - - - (Baht/kg) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1960 12.39 11.76 10.74 1961 13.08 13.32 12.51 1962 13.07 _ 10.45 1963 12.35 8.52 9.57 1964 12.20 - 9.51 1965 12.13 11.65 1966 12.53 - 9.31 1967 11.56 8.63 10.74 1968 10.13 12.74 12.48 1969 11.94 10.73 11.68 1970 11.872/ 5,092/ 12.093' 1971 14,152/ 6.77 2/ 14.763./ 1972 14. 982/ 11.93 2/ 15.993-/ 1/ Import duty of 0.33 %/kg added. 2/ Department of Customs (value: quantity) 3/ Department of Commercial Intelligence Source: Department of Customs DAE, Ministry of Agriculture Table 7.38: IRRIGABLE AND IRRICATED AREA, 1972 (:in 1,(000 ha.) Northern Regior_ Central Region Northeastern Region Southern Region Total Irrigable Irrig_atd Irrigable lrrigated Irrigable Irrigated Irrigable Irrigated Irrigable Irrigated 1. State IrrigaLtion Project 260 237 2,157 1,655 376 205 225 100 3,018 2,197 2. Tank Irrigation E'roject 1 1 14 8 107 75 121 83 3. Reservoir Project 10 790 146 17 945 17 4. Pump Irrigat:ion E'roject 12 1.2 184 134 16 16 5 5 216 216 TOTAL 282 2,0 3,145 1,847 645 313 230 105 4,300 2,513 Note: Coluimns and rows do not add exactly to totals because of rounding. Source: Agricultural Statistics of Thailand 1972/73 (Preliminary copy), Division of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agricul'ture & Cooperatives. Table 7 .39: DIS-TIWIBrION OF IN:Y INCGE B'Y SIZI. OF FARM Fercent of Percent of Percent of SiLae of Far= Number of Permant ofl Percent of Grosa Cash Farmo Net Casb Farm 'rotal Net Casb (ha), 1r Inacms 1 Faxas I/ Are 1/ incme 2/ lname 2/ ramilv Incose 2/ 7 7 -5) -- __ _ - -_ Under 1 hia 595 183.6 2.6 12.8 2.5 17.2 I he - 2.39 ha 945 29.4 13.0 20.0 23.2 23.5 2.4 ha - 4.79 ha 884 21.5 26.6 25.0 27.8 20.8 4.8 ha - 7.19 ha 423 13.2 21.6 16.4 18.3 22,0 7.2 ha - 9.59 ha 193 IS.0 14.1 10.2 12.2 7.,3 9.6 ha - 22.39 ha 163 S.1 18.5 13.1 14.0 8.0 22.4 ha aknd over 11 0.3 3.7 2.6 2.0 1.1 Total '1,214 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 1/ Trailand AgricuLtural Census 1953 2/ Based, on Div. Agr. Econ. An Income Study cf Ajlricultare Sector in Tbailanl 1970 Gross Cash Form Income - Receipts from marketings Net Cash Farm Incm *I Gross CGalh Fan Iucere minus Caah Production Brpenses Tlotal Net Cash Family Income - Net Catab FPazm Income plus Itcmoe of Household Mbers from Work Of'f the Farm Table 7 .40: AV GER FAILN ROtiSEHOD H4O?EY INCOfE BY SIZE OF F 1970 Region Less than 1 - 2.39 2.4 - 4.79 4.8 - 7.19 7.2 - 9.59 9.6 - 22.39 22.4 ha 1 ha ha ha _ hA ha _ ha aind over Avera8L Contral Gross Farm Income 6,813 3,259 6,060 6,114 8,488 10,517 42,719 8,007 INet FiC Income 414 3,347 1,041 1,323 2,384 1,646 6,783 1,739 Net Total Income 1/ 6,144 7,362 2,689 16,568 4,712 5,319 16,564 7,154 No. of' Farms,' % 9.0 14.7 26.5 21.8 12.2 14.1 1.7 100.0 ast_ Gross Farm Income 3,418 2/ 2,072 3,221 6,390 6,560 10,440 '23,051 6,301 Net Farm Income 825 2/ 224 85 1,647 2,103 2,571 -4,757 724 INet Total Income 1/ 7,253 2/ 4,518 2,370 3,906 4,047 5,627 6,901 3,461 No. of Farms, ' 8.0 11.9 25.2 20.0 12.6 19.8 2.5 100.0 North IGros Farm Income 1,294 2,189 4,054 5,,773 7,200 12,873 20,622 4,243 IRet Farm Income 458 1,118 2,260 3,216 3,383 6,264 8,906 2,168 INet Total Income 1/ 2,289 2,656 3,947 4,399 4,976 7,459 16,667 3,761 N{o, of' Farms,; 7 15;3 30.7 26.2 12.9 7,4 6.9 0.6 100.0 North EKast Gross Farm Income 1,222 1,038 1,708 2,333 3,714 4,549 7,927 2,122 Not Farm Income 498 198 713 1,105 2,055 2,190 2,933 927 INet Total Income 1/ 1,732 1,230 1,641 2,271 3,321 3,244 7,444 1,986 No. of Farms, % 6.0 21.8 33.7 19.9 9.0 9.1 0.5 100.0 South Iross Farm Income 1,387 2,264 3,126 4,501 4,280 11,552 - 3/ 3,288 Net Farm Ir,come 371 1,273 1,748 1,964 2,302 8,700 - 3/ 1,784 Net Total Income 1/ '3,576 3,361 3,219 5,127 4,312 10,995 - 3/ 3,954 No. of Farms, % 13.4 28,1 34.8 13.4 5.7 4,5 0.1 100.0 RKtfltd Gross Farm Income 2;289 2,267 3,024 4,130 5,653 8,524 28,434 3,877 Net Farm Income 159 940 1,201 1,,652 2,416 3,266 7,724 1,486 Net Total ]ncome 1/ 3,089 2,665 2,529 5,.572 4,076 5,237 12,097 3,531 'No. of Farais, % 9.8 23.1 30.5 17.6 8.9 9.3 0. S 100. 0 Source: !Dv. Agr. Econ. An Income Study of Agricultural Sector in Thailand 1970. 1/ Includes net farm ircome plus non-farm income 2/ Excludes holdings of less than 0.3 ha because of inadequate sauple 3/ Sample inadequate NtOTE: Based on sample of 7,656 fensr. Tab:le 7 .ii1 ESTITYA?ES OF BENEFIT AND C05t RATIOS OF USINC FERTILIZER FOR PADIrY, 1973-' Basal Dressing Dressn Total Yield Total Benefit/ Fertilizer A-sX,urt Price Cost Fe rt ilier Amount Price Cool: Cost Increase Benefit-- Cost Rat1 kg.'ha B/kg B/ha kg/ha B/kg B/kg B/ha kglha B C-1.00 Local Varieties 1. Central General 16-20-0 100 3.372 337 '21-0-0 76 2.551 194 532 550 924 1.74 N.P. loll-/ 13-13-21 i'sO 3.468 520 '21-0-0 100 2.551 255 775 890 . 1,495 1.93 2. 'iortheast 13-13-21 200 3.468 694 Zl-O-0 115 2.551 293 987 730 1,226 1.24 3. North 13-13-21 150 3.466 520 21-0-0 100 2.551 255 775 . 645 '1,084 1.40 4. South 13-13-21 140i 3.468 485 21-0-0 100 2.551 255 741 558 937 1.26 h9th teldirg LartetLes 1. Central 4/ L.P. 123-- 16-20-0 50 3.372 258 21-0-0 70 2.551 179 437 465 781 1.79 21-0-0 35 2.551 Rn1 (Gene-a'L 21-0-u 1i5 2.551. 446 21-0-0 175 2.551 446 892 980 1,646 1.85 RDI (South) 16-20-0 100 3.372 592 21-0-0 190 2.551 485 1,077 1,065 1,789 1,66 21-0-0 1100 2.551 RDI (BangY e.n) 16-20-0 100 3.372' 567 21-0-0 170 2.551 434 7:17 750 1,260 1.71 21-0-0 90 2,551 2. Northen 5/ NSP2.- 13-13-21 120 3.468 4 16 21-0-0 75 2'.551 191 607 475 798 1.31 3, 'forth ?6 NSo / 13-13-21 100 3.372 337 21-0-0 60 2.551 153 490 680 1,142 2.33 RD2 21-0-0 115 2.551. 293 21-0-0 115 2.551 293 586 530 890 ]. 52 I/ BaEed on U?fDP/FAD recommendation. . Using the farmgate price of 1973 average B 1.68/'kg. 3/ Nal 9on Pathon Soll. 4/ LeL ing Phratew 12.3 5/ Rn was not reco;:nen.ed,, becau,se of higher fertiLizer :ost. 6/ Nlo San Pa Tong Ta ble 8.1: VALUE ADDED IN MANUFACT[JRING INDUSTRY (Millions of Baht) at Current Market Prices Glrowth Rate 1960 1965 1966 1967 19'8 1969 1970 1960-1970 1971 1972 Non-'durable consumer goods Food 2,308.9 3,516.2 3,909.3 4,608.3 4,641.C, 4,945.0 4,759.0 7.5 4,580.0 5,217.0 Beverages 583.4 1,041.2 1,264.3 1,458.0 1,609.0C 1,858.0 2,224.0 14.3 2,020.0 2,146.0 Tobacco and Sntuff 981.1 1,194.4 1,343.1 1,5100. 1,658.Ci 1,829.0 1,984.0 7 .3 2,427.0 2,602.0 Text iles 318.6 817.3 898.0 1,033,0 1,170.0 1,280.0 1,705.0 18.3 2,166.0 2,450.0 Wearing Apparel arid Made-up Textile Goods 536.1 665.'7 846.0 904.3 859.10 979.0 1,065.0 7.1 1,233.0 1,362.0 Printirng, Publishing and Allied Industries 266.1 412.9 461.1 470.0 477.0 499.0 552.0 7.6 69.4.0 754.0 'iub-total 4,994.2 7,647.7 8,721.8 9,983.0 10,414.0 11,390.0 12,289.0 9.4 13,122.0 14,531.0 Durable Consumer Goods Furniture and Fixtures 92.2 161.4 251.6 254.3 256.0 297.0 316.0 13.1 254.0 254.0 Assembling and repairing of electrical applianceaa/ 5.3 14.8 21.2 53.3 65.8 74.5 81.6 32.0 88.3 96.2 Assembling and repairing of radio and television sets 1.8 5.9 6.4 7.5 10.0 11.6 12.4 21.0 13.3 14.6 Building and assembly oi motor vehicles 37.9 249.1 262.9 340.7 405.6 348.7 373.9 25.0 579.2 826.0 Repairing motor vehicles 138.7 299.6 345.9 370.7 398.3 535.4 588.6 15.6 654.0 752.3 Assembling and repairing motorcycles and hikes 9.7 25.1 36.9 66.8 82.1 95.3 83.2 24.0 81.2 S:3.5 Sub-total 285.6 755.9 922.89 ' 093,3 1,217,8 1362.5 1_,455.' 17,6 1,670.0 2,026.6 Intermediate Goods Wo7od and cork 256.7 524.2 497.4 557.0 681.0 692.0 597.0 8.8 680.0 612.0 IPaper end Paper Products 18.4 47.0 52.3 83.0 102.0) 148.0 161.0 24.0 163.0 197'.0 Leather and Leathetr Products, not Footweair 31.6 32.3 40.8 144.0 135.0 143.0 138.0 15.9 145.0 190.0 Rubber and Rubber Products 56.0 121.6 140.2 232.0 225.0 279.0 359.0 21.0 482.0 546.0 Chemicals and Chemical Products 491.1 752.3 778.9 'L,024.0 1,117.0O 1,271.0 1,473.0 11.6 1,578.0 1,7093.0 P'etroleuum Refining and Coal 2.5 751.5 1,094.4 1,321.0 1,360.0 1,468.0 1,622.0 50.0k' 2,077.0 2,321.0 Non-metallic Mineral Products 268.5 624.4 791.1 954.0 1,144.0 1,302.0 1,406.0 18.0 1,509.0 1,806.0 'iub-toal 1,124,8 2,853.3 3,395.1 4,315,0 4,764.0 5,303.0 5756.0 _17,7 6,634 0 7,381.0 Capital Goods E,asic mnetal industries 26.5 51.7 63.5 181.0 192.0) 290.0 278.0 27.0 308.0 359.0 Metal Products, not Machinery and transport equipment 51.1 146.0 176.] 234.0 286.0 605.C 508.0 26.0 6C2.0 713.0 Repairing of Non-electr:ical Machinery 36.2 137.2 184.3 265.0 303.0 383.0 429.0 28.0 490.0 553.0 E:lectr:ical Machinery and Supplies 33.7 78.7 98.5i 137.6 163.7 186.3 220.3 21.0 235.8 269.3 Transport Equipment c/ 142.4 169.0 176.1 217.0 207.1 208.6 217.8 4.3 164.6 169.5 Sub-total 289.9 582.6 698.5 L,034.6 i,l51.8 1,673.1 1,653.1 19.0 1,800.4 2,063.8 Miscellaneous 64.7 138.2 171. 7 237.0 304.0 413.0 507.0 23.0 588.0 722.0 Total 6,7592 i l977,7 13 ,910.() 15,662.9 17,851,6 20,141.6 21,660.8 12.4 23,812,4 26,72 4. a/ Includes conmercial electrical equipment. b/ 1964 *- 1970 c/ Ship and boat building and repairing, anid manafacturing and repairing of transport vehicles other- than motor cars, Source: NESDB. Table 8.2: INVESTMENT PROMOTION APPLICATIONS AP'PROVED BY THE BOARD OF INVESTMENT!' Investment Category _ Number of Promoted Firms (Million Bah,t) 1959-1969 1970 1971 1972 19I73 1959-1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Consumer Goods Food 55 5 1 5 10 956.10 39.45 45.90 105.60 257.50 Beverages 5 - - - 29.00 - - Tobacco - - - 1 - - - - 8.00 Textiles 67 12' 5 23 11 3,487.70 1,122,13 493.14 2,236.09 942.93 Furniture and Fixtures - - - 1 _- - - 5.00 Printing and Publishing 1 - - - - 3.40 - - - - Subtotal 128 17' 6 28 23 4,476.20 1 161.58 539.04 2,341,69 1,213.43 Intermediate Goods Wood and Cork 21 - 2 L 9 120.80 - 46.00 1.50 240.46 Paper 2 - 3 2 3 43.20 - 67.32 346.90 1,249.93 Leather andi Leather E'roducts 1 2 - - - 14,00 '29.50 - - - Rubber and Rubber Products 4 1 1 I - 136.20 28.35 4.00 30.00 - Chemicals 10 - 1 2 6 145.10 - 10.00 15.00 219.72 Nonmetallic Minerals 15 - 1 2 - 876.50 - 5.52 31.00 - Petroleum Products 1 1 - 10 770.00 770.00 - - 51,495.97 Subtotal 54 4 8 8 28 2,105.80 827.85 132.84 424.40 11,206.N Capital Goods Metal and Metal Products 28 4 5 7 14 611.20 64.65 177.59 81.49 893.01 Machinery except Electrical Machinery 9 _ _ 1 1 170.90 - - 4.50 8.50 Electrical Machinery 16 1 5 I 1 156.80 6.00 1]16.50 24.00 4.00 rrans]Dort Equipment 26 1 - 6 8 512.70 26.50 - 109.44 198.15 Subtotal 79 6 10 12) 24 1,451.60 97.15 !294,09 219.43 1,103,66 Miscellaneous 51 32 13 22 48 830.15 2,141,22 1.899.38, 1,134.84 ],566.57 Total 312 59 37 73 123 8,863.75 4,227.80 2,j65.35 4,120.36 15,089.74 Figures are for approvals of investment prc,motion privileges by the Board of Investment. However, rnot all investment projects granted promotional privileges are undertaken;, figures for investment projects actuall,y imp'Lemented are not avaiLable, Source: Board of Investment. Table 8.3: GOODS UNDER IMPORT CONTROL BY THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AS OF DECEMBER 31; 1973 Food 1. Sugar 2. Tea leaves and powdered tea 3. Coffee 4. Pepper 5. White rice, glutinous rice and paddy including nourished rice, ready-prepared for cooking rice and all rice products thereof. Textiles 1. Bags, made of grey cotton shirting 2. Silk fabric, containing more than 50 per cent pure silk, either in pieces or in rolls. 3. Mats made of rush or plastic or similar materials. 4. Gunny bags or all kinds of bags made of Jute- yarn. 5. Discontinuous man-made Polyester fibre. a/ Paper and Paper Products 1. Old newspapers 2. Paper for umbrella manufacturing 3. Student exercise books 4. Joss paper 5. Paper files and folders 6. Some kinds of paper, kraft paper, corrugated paper and corrugated kraft paper. 7. Printed matters and cinematographic films produced or shipped from Conn.runist China. Metals and Metal Products 1. Nickel alloy or nickel coins having similar shape, size, weight or composition as the one-baht coin. 2. Tin foil 3. Gold, gold ore, gold metal in the form of bar, block, sheet or other form or its alloy, excluding gold ornaments for persor.al use. 4. Steel rods and steel bars when they are not classified as free cutting carbon steel containing by weight not less than 0.08%of sulphur and those used for producing welding electric bars and rods containing by weight not more than 0.15% of carbon and 0.03% of silicon. 5. Iron gas containers with containing capacity'of between 20 and 150 litres, whether empty or filled. a/ Controls lifted on 12 March, 1974. Table 8.3 Page 2 Wood and Wood Products 1. Logs and wood conversions of all kinds, except under the following conditions: a. Accompanied by an export license or certi-icate of origin issued by the exporting country; b. Logs or timber conversions at least 6.35 centimeters tick4r and 1 94 cntimetec T.TwiAd anA, haring the marks of the producing country. 2. Rulers with LKIIVts etILad5tU LherLt!L1L fl--ic l nu __ _r_t1li_ D D. . _ 1. Acetic anhydride, acetyl chloride 2. Cyclamic acid and its salts 3. Monosodium glutamate Fuel 1. Fuel oil Ceramic Products 1. Table Porcelain ware, used or which may be used as food container, the paint of which has lead content, when diluted exceeding 2 milligrams per one litre capacity. Machinery 1. Rice milling machines used in grinding husk into bran 2. Used automobiles and trucks 3. Used motorcycles All goods Droduced or shiDDed from Rhodesia Source: Bank of Thailand Table 8.4: PRODUCTION AND CA:PACITY OF SELECTED MANIJFACI'URING INDUSTRIES Productioni Prod. Capacity 1965 1969 1970 1971 19,72 1973 1972 Sugar (1000 metric tons) 320,,0 318.1 406,6 580.0 585.6 717.2 675.0 Beerr (million litres) 14.4 39.2 36,3 32.1 33,9 43.2 105.0 Tobacco (1000 metric tons) 10.1 14.4 15.3 16.1 16.8 19.4 Cotton fabrics (million sq. yds.) 227.9 344.0 365,5 450.2 481.3 566.9 610.05/ Cotton yarn (1000 metric tons) 21.7 34.4 42.4 50.4 56.5 70.2 72.1- Gunny bags (million units) 40.4 44.9 52.7 36.7 81.6 91.2 82.0 Plywood (million sheets) 2.7 3,0 3,2 3.5 3.6 10.8 Writing paper (1000 metric tons) . 30.2 31,,7 '37.7 42.4 15.5I/ 43.0 Cement (million metric tons) 1.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.4 3.71/ 4.1 Glass sheet (1000 metric tons) . 29.7 31.0 ,24.1 44,2 2,1.2- 59.4 Detergents (100() metric Lons) . 27.2 27.1 '32.2 40,,0 46.62/ 54.3 Chemical fertilizers (1000 metric tons) . 17.0 39.8 38.0 31,1 13.4- 88.2 Acethylene (metric tons) . 112.0 79,0 143.0 131,0 37 6.03/ 380.0 Carbon dioxide (million kg) 3.8 3.4 3.6 4,6 1.8- 12.4 SuLphuric acid (1000 metric tons) , 17.7 15.0 14.3 47,.3 46.5 48.0 Galvanized iron sheet (1000 metric tons) 65.5 94.6 85.5 97.3 103,8 86.1 192.0 Motor vehicle assembly (units) 10.095 11.698 10.573 14.653 192'29 27363 53.256 Motor cycle assembly (units) . . . . 34380 56615 68.000 1/ Through June 4/ 28,073 looms 2/ Through July 5/ 454,636 spindles 3/ Through April Source: Ministry of Industry. Table 8.5: TOURlSM -- BASIC I)ATA Jan. -Mar. 1965 1969 1970 1.971 1972 1973 1974 Foreign Viisitors (:[n Thousands) 225.0 469,8 628.7 638.7 82CI.8 1,037.7 285.7 Nationality: lUS 78.3 133,3 1L59.2 147.6 151.6 161.4 35.3 Of which:R & R (15.0) (70,7) (44.3) (26.6) (7.7) (.,,) (,- ) Japan 17.3 42,9 47.0 5'5.8 931.5 151.9 45.2 Malaysia 18.4 59,6 105. 0 128.9 162.6 190.8 44.7 Germany 7.,4 20,,2 28.0 35.8 52.7 62.7 23.8 UK 20. 3 31,3 37.0 37.7 46. 6 58.3 1L6.8 France 6.7 12,7 21.L 1L7.9 31.7 45,0 1L2.0 Australia 10.1 22,2 28.2 26.4 31.9 48,2 1L8.9 Other 66.5 147,,6 203.2 188.6 250.0 319,4 89.0 Average length of stay (da,ys) 4.8 4.9 4.8 4.9 4.9 5.,,0 Hotel capacity in Bangkok (rooms) 2469 7984 876:3 9259 9028 9746 9746 Foreign Exchange Earnings (Millions of Baht) :506 1770 2175 2214 2718 3386 8385 Of w]hich: R,est and Recreation of US troops (50) (459) (390) (240) (63) ( 6 ) (-. ) Source: Tourist OrgantizatiLon of Thailand. Table 9.1: FRICE iNDICES (ANNUAL) 1964 1965 1io66 1967 l9658 1-969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Wholesale Price Index for ThaiLLnd I/ ............ Old Index (1958=:100) ............. -New Index (1968=100).. Agricultural Products 79 84 101 103 98 104.5 100.5 93.4 109,4 134.6 Foodstuffs 96 98 1i4 130 122 98.9 93.6 95.1 106.8 134.4 Beverages 99.8 105.4 111.0 113.4 117.3 Textiles and Textile Products El 107 112 112 111 114 104.6 106.8 107.6 110.9 129.3 Construction Materials 111 111 111 111 111 1(3.2 105.5 102.6 106.7 143.3 Chemicals and Chemical Products 3/ 104 96 83 96 97 108.8 116.1 120.0 127.8 158.0 Petroleum Products 99.8 99.1 103.7 104,9 116.7 IPaper and Paper Products 1(3.8 104.1 105.7 108.0 137-8 Hide aend Leather Product,s g/ 90 102 129 123 120 102.1 99.5 98.3 114,5 152.4 Rubber and Robber Products 119.2 103.4 88.6 89,.3 143.8 Transportation Equipment 1(0.3 108.9 120.0 132.,2 155.9 Machinery and Equipment lo004 104.2 106.8 110.2 129.9 Miscel:Laneous 107.7 117.1 112.1 117.2 134.2 SSpecial Grou-ps Domestic Commodities 1(3.3 99.3 98.4 107.8 133.6 Impor-ted Commodities 1(3.3 110.9 113.4 118,9 143.9 Exported Commodities 112.5 107.8 103.9 111.7 154.9 All Items 93 96 110 118 113 1(3.3 102.8 103.1 111.2 136.6 Consumer Price Index for Bangkok Metropol1iSv. ................... 1962=l00 ...... . Food 104.2 104.8 111.6 119.6 123.7 I28.6 128.9 129.7 138.0 158.0 Rice and Grain 94.4 95.0 105i.9 123.7 117.0 120.8 124.6 115,7 117.6 133.4 Meat, Poultry and Fish 100.2 101.1 101.1 112.8 124.6 129.8 124.5 118.3 128.1 L47.9 Vegetables and Fruits 106.1 104,9 11-3.4 118.2 122.7 142.9 144.4 140.0 155.2 L71.4 Clothirng 97.9 96.9 97.4 97.4 97.7 97.5 99.4 100.2 101.2 L15.7 Personal and Medic,al Care 101.0 102.2 106.1 110.1 110.1 1l1O.1 110.3 113.1 116.2 120.5 Bousing, 105.6 107.5 109.2 109.3 110.1 111.:3 114.1 117.9 119.1 128.5 House! Rents 106,8 114.0 117.9 119.0 124.0 129.7 137.3 141.2 142.4 143.4 Transportation 100.6 102.1 10:l7 100.8 104.7 100.9 101.9 114.4 115.1 131.2 Recreation and Education 101.1 101.8 103.2 103,5 103.6 103.6 103.4 107.9 109.2 16.7 Tobacco and Alcoholic Beverages 100.0 100.0 99.9 99.9 99.9 99.9 100.4 101,2 101.2 103.7 All Items 102.9 103.8 107.7 112.0 114.4 1l16.8 117.7 120.1 124.9 139.6 7 The rnew wholesale price index with base year 19o6t has been reported by the Department of Commercial Intelligence since January 1971. This index includes the prices of 256 representative coenrodities, which are collected from markets in Bangkok-Thonburi and 9 anajcr provinces. The new series are not available for the years before 1968. The old Lndex with base year 1958 includes the prices of i5 items, of which 21 are agricultural products and foodstuffs. These prices were collected in the Bangkok--Thonburi area. p1 Heading for old index is "Cloth." 3/ Heading for old index is "ChemLcal. Products." i/ Heading for- old index is "Leather." 7 Weights and selected items are derived f rom a family expenditure surlrey conducted in 1962-1963 among fanilies of two or raore persons in all occupa- tional grotups (except those whose main sources of income is from agriculture) with annual inicome ranging from 3.000 baht to 60,000 baht. SQu"r: Bank of Thailand Table 9.2: CONSUMER PRICE: INDEX FOR WHOLE KINGDOM (October 1964 - September 1965 = 100) Weights I / 1964-/ 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 All Items 10(.0 100.2 100.4 104.4 108.9 110.9 113.6 113.5 114.0Cl 19.5 138.1 Food 49.5 100.6 100.5 107.9 115.7 118.8 123.6 121.6 119.3 127.8 153.7 Clothing 12.1 99.8 100.1 9'3.6 99.9 101.0 101.6 103.1 106.2 108.7 125 9 Housing 15.5 99.7 100.3 102.6 105.0 1.05.1 106.2 108.2 110.5i 112.9 125.8 Personal and Medical Care 7.0 99.8 100.3 102.0 103.d 104.7 105.2 105.6 109.78 114.4 118.7 Transportation 4.9 99.6 100.2 99.7 99.5 100.4 99.4 100.1 104.3 106.1 115.0 Recreation, reading and education 6.1 100.2 100.0 100.0 100.5 101.7 103.0 103.9 109.4 1.12.5 121.2 Tobacco and alcoholic beverages 4.9 100.1. 100.0 100.3 100.4 1.00.5 100.6 100.9 102.0 1.02.4 105.4 .1/ Weights and selected items are derived from a family expendituare survey conducted in 1962 among families of two or more persons in all occupational groups--except those whose main source of income is from agriculture, wit.h annual income ranging from Baht 3,000 to Baht 60,000. 2/ October - December Source: Department of Business Economics, Ministry of Commerce