Factors Affecting Thai Fresh, Chilled, Frozen, and Dried Fruits Export to China
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Thai Fruit Exports, China Market, Trade Factorsบทคัดย่อ
This study investigates the economics factors which affecting Thai fruits export to China by study with economics factors are GDP of Thailand, GDP of China, transportation cost of Thailand, exchange rate baht per yuan, and population of China by the information times series data during the period 1989-2018 equal 30 years. The paper extends the standard gravity model to the factors that affect Thai fruits export to China. The result can be summarized as three main finding: GDP of Thailand, exchange rate baht per yuan, and population of China are significant positive effect on value of Thai fruits export and 2 main found that GDP of China, transportation cost are significant negative effect on value of Thai fruits export. We explain these results and suggest policy.
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