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The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand

Published: 06 May 2015 Issue:Volume 03 Issue 1 Mar 2015 Author details below

Wanakiti Wanasilp

Rangsit University

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The purpose of this research paper is to find the relationship between the knowledge of “Sufficiency Economy Principles” and the quality of life of the households. It is postulated that, the higher the level of the knowledge of the principles that the household has acquired, the better the quality of life of the household as measured by family’s income. A number of survey questionnaires have been sent out to families in rural areas in Northern part of Thailand. The sample families are from two types of village: one is under a pilot project called “sufficiency economy village”, the other is not. The sampled data have been used to estimate the parameters of the logit model. The results indicate that, the level of education, and the knowledge of the principles have significant influence on family’s income. The location of the family (i.e., whether or not it is in the Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy prototype village), however, has no significant relation with the family’s income.

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Published 06 May 2015

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Wanasilp, W.. (2015). The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 03 Issue 1.

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Wanasilp, W.. (2015). The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 03 Issue 1.

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Wanasilp, Wanakiti. "The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand." International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 03 Issue 1, 2015.

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Wanakiti Wanasilp. "The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand." International Journal of Business and Economic Development Volume 03 Issue 1 (06 May 2015).

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Wanasilp, W. (2015) The relationship between the understanding of philosophy of sufficiency economy and the living standard: the case study of sufficiency economy community in lower northern region of Thailand. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 03 Issue 1

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