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Aging and the Labor Market in Thailand : Labor Markets and Social Policy in a Rapidly Transforming and Aging Thailand (Vol. 2 of 2) : Executive Summary (English)

Thailand’s labor market faces several challenges. Labor force participation has been declining, the shift of jobs out of the low-productivity agriculture sector has slowed, and informality is the norm. The COVID-19 outbreak has likely reinforced these trends. Thailand’s workforce has not transitioned to the types of jobs involving nonroutine tasks and interpersonal communication that increasingly characterize knowledge-driven economies. The labor...
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Moroz, Harry Edmund; Naddeo, Joseph John; Ariyapruchya, Kiatipong; Jain, Himanshi; Glinskaya, Elena E.; Lamanna, Francesca; Laowong, Pataraporn; Nair, Arvind; Palacios, Robert J.; Tansanguanwong, Pamornrat; Viriyataveekul, Sarulchana; Walker, Thomas; Yang, Judy.

Aging and the Labor Market in Thailand : Labor Markets and Social Policy in a Rapidly Transforming and Aging Thailand (Vol. 2 of 2) : Executive Summary (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/559541623650824439

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