Thailand’s economy has had a disappointing decade, partly reflecting the economic costs of prolonged political conflict. The military-backed government’s recent efforts to address Thailand’s structural challenges are encouraging but, with political instability likely to persist over coming years, the economy is in for a slow grind.
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