Browsing GSDE: Dissertations by Author "Amornrat Apinunmahakul"
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The impact of saving schemes on saving behaviour : evidence from Thailand
Siam Sakaew; Amornrat Apinunmahakul (National Institute of Development Administration, 2020)
Thailand has many compulsory saving schemes for income security at old age. A crucial question is whether how different saving schemes affect saving behavior of workers with different working status. Whether the dissimilar in saving is related to the observable characteristics of workers or is due to the effect of benefits in different saving schemes. It is essential to determine that compulsory saving schemes encourage formal workers to save more or discourage saving. At the same time, it must be determined whether informal workers who do not ... -
The role of financial literacy on earnings and old aged saving among self-employed workers
Praewpailin Janposri; Amornrat Apinunmahakul (National Institute of Development Administration, 2020)
Regrading a rapid ageing population in Thailand, its effect will impact to labor participation by creating labor shortage and harming economic growth respectively. As a trend of being self-employed tends to increase significantly in near future (Arayavechkit, et.al. 2015), it raises a concerning of saving for retirement due to lacking of social security and pension funds. Therefore, it becomes a self-employed responsibility to decide their planning and save for retirement by themselves in order to meet retirement well-being. Since financial ...