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гугли "thaksinomics", и обретешь

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http://ijie.um.edu.my/filebank/articles/3058/Fulltext2.pdf
Thaksin's Legacy: Thaksinomics and Its Impact on
Thailand's National Innovation System and
Industrial Upgrading*

...To make this dream come true, several strategies were
devised. These included continuous investment in R&D and technology,
conducive environment for attracting and stimulating innovation, high
accessibility to knowledge and information across the nation, fluent English
as a second language, cultivating a strong learning basis such as passion for
reading and better accessibility to cheap but good books (see Phasukavanich,
2003). Equally important, the Ten-Year Science and Technology Action
Plan (2004-2013), approved by the Thaksin Cabinet, projects an ambitious
vision that the Thai knowledge-based society will be able to compete
internationally. It particularly placed the concept of a national innovation
system and industrial clusters at the core. The scope of the plan was much
broader than the aforementioned four functional areas of S&T policy (research
and development, human resource development, technology transfer, and
S&T infrastructure development). Measures to stimulate innovations and to
strengthen the national innovation system and industrial clusters are explicitly
highlighted.

The Board of Investment (BOI) under the chairmanship of Dr. Somkid
Jatusripitak, Deputy Prime Minister and Thaksin's economic tsar, substantially
changed its policy by paying more attention to issues underlying long-
term competitiveness of the country, namely, development of indigenous
technological capability and human resources. A special investment package
promoting skills, technology and innovation (STI) was initiated. Firms are
eligible for one or two years of extra tax incentives if they undertake the
following activities in the first three years: spending at least 1%-2% of their
sales on R&D or design; ensuring that at least 5% of their workforce comprise
scientists or engineers with at least a Bachelor's degree; spending at least
1% of their total payroll on employee training; and spending at least 1% of
total payroll on training the personnel of their local suppliers. The flourishing
of cluster concept also affected investment policy. In 2004, BOI initiated
another set of investment packages for specific strategic clusters such as hard
disk drives and semiconductors. Eligible firms in these sectors were not only
final product makers but also suppliers in the value chain. This indicates a
major shift in the focus of investment policy measures from giving incentives
for individual projects, which might not be related to each other, to using
incentives to strengthen clusters as a whole.

Together with these cluster initiatives, the Thaksin government tried to
build S&T infrastructure in provinces outside Bangkok by initiating a plan
to set up regional science parks and incubators in the north, northeast, east
and south. These regional science parks and incubators were established on
university campuses to act as intermediaries between local universities and
local entrepreneurs and promoters of new knowledge-intensive companies.