Households

Public spending has a critical role to play in supporting Thailand's long-term development goals and securing fiscal sustainability. Chapter 1 highlighted that Thailand's long-term fiscal sustainability is dependent on economic …

were very small, and most poor and vulnerable households did not receive a full package of support due … cash transfers and subsidies for vulnerable households, informal workers, and farmers. A relatively … projects; and debt restructuring for firms and households. While vertical transfers or top ups were paid … counteract price pressures and support vulnerable households, in the months following Russia’s invasion of … subsidies, transfer payments for low-income households and taxi drivers (including through the expanding …

Thailand has become internationally known for its success with universal health coverage (UHC) policy and health development. Among a total of 67 million people in 2021, 98 percent were covered …

public health insurance schemes as well as the households. Currently, roughly 50 percent of the country’s …

Thailand's social protection system faces significant challenges stemming from a slowing economy, inequality, rapid aging, the changing nature of work, and a highly informal workforce. At the same time, the …

receiving any social assistance. Over 80 percent of households received some form of assistance helping to … spending is to mitigate poverty and help vulnerable households cope with shocks, such high coverage of social … benefits went to households in the poorest quintile and only 52 percent benefited households in the bottom … accrue to households not in the bottom 40 percent, with over 11 percent benefitting households in the richest … and in need of reform. Most poor and vulnerable households in Thailand do not receive a full package of …

Having implemented a substantial fiscal response to COVID-19, Thailand's government now faces the medium-term challenge of reducing elevated deficit and debt levels, and the structural challenge of meeting rising spending …

cash transfers and subsidies for vulnerable households, informal workers, and farmers. A relatively … subsidy measures were targeted at lower-income households, which generally results in larger multiplier … taxes falling more heavily on higher-income households, these reforms would help to mitigate Thailand’s … remain very small, and most poor and vulnerable households do not receive a full package of support due … reducing poverty and inequality and helping households cope with risk. The government responded swiftly …

Having implemented a substantial fiscal response to COVID-19, Thailand's government now faces the medium-term challenge of reducing elevated deficit and debt levels, and the structural challenge of meeting rising spending …

cash transfers and subsidies for vulnerable households, informal workers, and farmers. A relatively … subsidy measures were targeted at lower-income households, which generally results in larger multiplier … taxes falling more heavily on higher-income households, these reforms would help to mitigate Thailand’s … remain very small, and most poor and vulnerable households do not receive a full package of support due … reducing poverty and inequality and helping households cope with risk. The government responded swiftly …

This chapter introduces some of the risks to macro-fiscal stability that are posed by climate change and discusses how fiscal policy could address these risks. It examines various strategies for …

stabilize prices and to reduce prices for low-income households. In 2022, as fuel prices increased in response … because of its market structure. Transport and households were excluded because of high transaction costs … quickly companies pass on the higher costs to households, and how the revenues generated are used by the … companies pass a share of the additional costs on to households (leading to loss of real income) and exports … The impacts of a manufacturing-sector ETS on households in Thailand need not be substantial and could …

the quantity of output is non-decreasing in the quantity of inputs and in the level of productivity. [...] The more progressive the tax system at the top of the distribution, …

level, but tax burdens are heterogeneous across households, firms, and industries. Many of the effects of … capital income, consumption, and taxation. However, households with different income levels consume and save … property taxes. Housing is a service consumed by households, even if private housing is not traded on the …

and business leaders. The strategic use of sub-state-level data—whether related to individuals, households, villages, cities, or districts—lies at the heart of bottom-up development approaches. This gives …

Consumers Still Value Homeownership as a Path to Wealth and Achieving the American Dream Updated 24 May 2023 While rising interest rates and lack of affordability have dampened housing market …

common type of nonfinancial wealth held among US households Sources: Federal Reserve Board and The Conference …

Consider the: service user's tested or presumed COVID-19 status size of the outbreak spread within the setting units which are affected physical layout of the building vaccination status of the …

self-isolation as households Some residential care settings are managed as households with varying levels …