The Relationships between Financial Policy Fiscal Policy Visitor Exports and the Tourism Economy of Thailand

Sakkarin Nonthapot and Porowes Srichaiyo ()
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Porowes Srichaiyo: Indo China Country International Trade and Economic Research Sector Faculty of Integrated Social Sciences Khon Kaen University Nong Khai Campus Thailand, Postal: TH

Journal of Advanced Research in Management, 2017, vol. 8, issue 6, 1222-1231

Abstract: This objective of this research is to apply the Vector Autoregressive VARs model to study the relationships between the macroeconomic variables in the tourism sector by using Gross Domestic Product in the tourism sector of Thailand with interbank rates individual government expenditures on tourism and visitor exports foreign spending Quarterly data from 1995 to 2016 with a total of 88 data sets are employed in the study The results show that the interbank rate had the greatest impact on the gross national product of the tourism sector in Thailand at 9 17 On the other hand individual government expenditures on tourism had an impact of only 2 77 Consequently monetary policy will affect the economy of the tourism sector in Thailand more efficiently than fiscal policy Therefore the Thai government should implement fiscal policy together with monetary policy to boost the tourism economy and to increase competitiveness

Date: 2017
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