The Development of Economics Local Community of Sufficiency Economics Model in Chainat Province

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Sirichai Petcharak
Waraporn Subruangtong

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This research aims to study the development of factors as well as The Development of economics local community of sufficiency economics model in Chainat province is qualitative research by using structured interviews is a tool that is examined by experts check to find that it meets the criteria that meet the objectives. And have a small group meeting. 30 key informants, including representatives from all 3 community economic groups, are involved in promoting/supporting both public and private sectors. Use a random sampling method analyze and present descriptive results. The research found that 1) The three model sufficiency economy local community in Chainat province has different operations but have similar objectives in terms of the need for a successful and sustainable community economic development. 2) Factors influencing economic development The community of this local community consists of 8 factors and discover that the heavier problem is that people do not have land to make their own living. (Must be hired outside the home) 3) Guidelines found and lead to success and sustainability by applying 8 factors to be applied especially marketing, there should be a way to publicize information for members and the general public to get information in the community as well. Using local newspapers or websites to develop.

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Petcharak, S. ., & Subruangtong, W. . (2020). The Development of Economics Local Community of Sufficiency Economics Model in Chainat Province. Rajapark Journal, 14(36), 173–188. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/RJPJ/article/view/241917
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