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Subject	Hmong, patterns of economics, changing, northern Thailand
Author	Peter Kunstadler
Title	Changing Patterns of Economics among Hmong in Northern Thailand 1960-1990
Document Type	Article	Original Language of Text	English
Ethnic Identity	Hmong,	Language and Linguistic Affiliations	Hmong-Mien
Location of Documents	Sirindhorn Anthropology Center Library	Total Pages	25	Year	2000
Source	Jean Michaud (edit). Turbulent Times and Enduring Peoples. Richmond, Surrey: Curzon Press, pp.167-192.

Abstract

This quantitative survey investigates and analyzes important variables affecting the changing patterns of the economics of the Hmong in northern Thailand. It is found that road construction, time to travel to the market and public health agencies are the major variables contributing to the changing economic patterns of Hmong villages. The finding indicates that the ethnic group is becoming more market-oriented by growing cash crops and buying more products externally, such as fertilizers, chemicals and pesticides.

Text Analyst	Somrak Chaisinghakananon	Date of Report	Sep 25, 2024
TAG	Hmong, patterns of economics, changing, northern Thailand,	Translator	-

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