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               imported agricultural products will not result in equal benefit as the policy of exporting

               expansion.

                       Among subsidy policies in agriculture sector, income guarantee with product quantity

               limited is the most effective policy to increase farmers’ income; their income will increase
               more than the amount of subsidy money. Whereas the subsidy to factors of production and

               price guarantee policy (without product quantity limited) are the policies that only 50 – 60

               percent of the subsidy money will be effectively increase farmers’ income, while the rest of
               the money will be effectively used as to subsidize for the agricultural products’ consumers

               including oversea consumers. However, the income guarantee policy should be implemented
               for only a short term to impede the consequences on the competitiveness of Thai agricultural

               products in the long term.

                       These policies can also be applied as policy mix, to boost the positive impact for the

               society, such as increasing exporting and enhancing the effectiveness of transportation and

               distribution of goods at the same time, or to reduce some negative effects of one policy by
               using  another  policy  to  support,  such  as  to  increase  productivity  and  expand  exporting

               simultaneously  so  that  the  demand  will  increase  and  the  prices  of  products  will  not
               dramatically decrease.


                       Lastly, the results of this study are based on the behavior structure in the model that
               some of its assumptions may differ from the reality. Therefore, one should consider carefully

               when applying the findings of this study.




               Keywords: Computable General Equilibrium Model, Household Microsimulation, economy-
               wide impacts, agricultural policies, agricultural development strategy






















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