Historically, Thailand's large agricultural surplus led to a degree of policy complacency regarding the agricultural sector. Agricultural-importing countries are typically concerned about food security and raising agricultural productivity to reduce import dependence. In Thailand, these matters were not a significant concern, although stabilizing food prices for consumers has been a recurrent theme of agricultural pricing policy. Until the 1980s...
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2007/12/01
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56079
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1
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2010/09/14
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Disclosed
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Main report
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nominal rate