In 2006, Thailand was aos GDP $ 206. 2 billion, with the growth rate of 6 2 per year. Thailand depends mainly on the economy aos exports, about 65% of the country, AOS DGP to meet with the purchasing power parity to 627 billion U.S. dollars. After Indonesia, Thailand, Southeast Asia, AOS’s second largest economy and fourth-richest nation, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore. The financial crisis in Asia in 1997-1998 were also affected Thailand, the recovery was mainly by exports. Thai economy is far more lives from tourism.

The Bank of Thailand is trying to implement the reforms. The government introduced the Financial Sector Reform Master Plan in 2004 by Thailand, to strengthen the financial sector AOS. Experts as this reform program successfully. Currently there are fifteen Thai commercial banks, three banks by the state, five specialized banks by the state and seventeen foreign banks owned property.

Thailand, AOS are key industries: textiles, clothing, tourism, tobacco, tourism, agricultural processing, electrical components, jewelry, cement, plastic, computer components and furniture. The industrial sector has increased as a percentage of 1984. The agricultural sector is important, but its share had fallen to the total gross General product in recent years: in 1984 it was 17 6 and in 2004 was the fall in ninth 9%.

Thailand agriculture produces corn, rice, soybeans, coconuts, corn, tobacco, cassava, sugar cane and rubber. 20% of the country consists of mountains and heels, what the cultivation impossible. But turns some areas to allow for cultivation. Thailand is a major exporter of shrimp and rice. The main rice growing region around the river Mae Nam, where soils are moderately fertile and suitable for cultivation.

mining is also in Thailand, a country rich in natural gas, gypsum, tin, rubber, fluorite, lead, tungsten, tantalum and lignite. Thailand was mainly imported tin since 1985, when the tin-mining industry started descending. The country also imports oil and gas. Industry brought 43rd 9% of the country, AOS GDP in 2007. The staff was for this, only 14 percent of the population used. Half of Thailand, works aos population in the agricultural sector, 37% work in the service sector and about 20% are used in industry.

In October 2003, Thailand began a FTA (Free Trade Agreement) with China. Thailand is part of the WTO (World Trade Organization) and the AFTA (Asian Free Trade Area). Thailand imports vehicles, chemicals, fuels, steel and iron. It exports to the United States of America, Europe and Japan.