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FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
SEMESTER 10 / YEAR 4
BBNG3103
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
NAME : NOORMAWATI BINTI IBRAHIM
MATRICULATION NO : 820417065496001
IDENTITY CARD NO : 820417-06-5496
TELEPHONE NO : 0163379546
E-MAIL : veracity_82@yahoo.com
LEARNING CENTRE : BANGI LEARNING CENTRE
Thailand means Land of the Free and formally known as Kingdom of Thailand (Ratcha Anachak Thai). The main metropolitan region and the country capital, Bangkok, with an estimated 9.6 million population in 2002. Thailand’s inhabitants were anticipated at 64,631,595 in July 2006, making it the nineteenth most densely inhabited country in the world. The population development rate was likely at 0.68 percent in 2006. The net immigration rate, also based on a 2006 estimate, is 0 percent. About 68 percent of the population lived in rural areas and 32 percent in urban areas in 2005. The largest population, according to 2000 census data, was in the northeast, with 20.7 million populations and the residency density of 122.9 persons per square kilometer. The central area, excluding Bangkok, had the next largest inhabitants in 2000, with 14 million people and a density of 137.8 persons per square kilometer. Bangkok itself had a inhabitants of 6.3 million people and a population intensity of 4,038 persons per square kilometer. The hilly north had nearly 11.4 million people, with a capacity of 67 persons per square kilometer, while the south had 8 million people and a capacity of 113.9 persons per square kilometer. It has been estimated that Thailand’s age structure for 2006, 22 percent of inhabitants are less than 15 years of age, 70 percent are 15–64 years of age, and 8 percent are 65 and older. Authorized government personnel approximation showed 75 percent of Thailand population are made up of that people of Thai ethnicity while another 14 percent are ethnic Chinese, and 4 percent are Malays, leaving behind 7 percent as unclassified. Thailand hosted some 188,400
SEMESTER 10 / YEAR 4
BBNG3103
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
NAME : NOORMAWATI BINTI IBRAHIM
MATRICULATION NO : 820417065496001
IDENTITY CARD NO : 820417-06-5496
TELEPHONE NO : 0163379546
E-MAIL : veracity_82@yahoo.com
LEARNING CENTRE : BANGI LEARNING CENTRE
Thailand means Land of the Free and formally known as Kingdom of Thailand (Ratcha Anachak Thai). The main metropolitan region and the country capital, Bangkok, with an estimated 9.6 million population in 2002. Thailand’s inhabitants were anticipated at 64,631,595 in July 2006, making it the nineteenth most densely inhabited country in the world. The population development rate was likely at 0.68 percent in 2006. The net immigration rate, also based on a 2006 estimate, is 0 percent. About 68 percent of the population lived in rural areas and 32 percent in urban areas in 2005. The largest population, according to 2000 census data, was in the northeast, with 20.7 million populations and the residency density of 122.9 persons per square kilometer. The central area, excluding Bangkok, had the next largest inhabitants in 2000, with 14 million people and a density of 137.8 persons per square kilometer. Bangkok itself had a inhabitants of 6.3 million people and a population intensity of 4,038 persons per square kilometer. The hilly north had nearly 11.4 million people, with a capacity of 67 persons per square kilometer, while the south had 8 million people and a capacity of 113.9 persons per square kilometer. It has been estimated that Thailand’s age structure for 2006, 22 percent of inhabitants are less than 15 years of age, 70 percent are 15–64 years of age, and 8 percent are 65 and older. Authorized government personnel approximation showed 75 percent of Thailand population are made up of that people of Thai ethnicity while another 14 percent are ethnic Chinese, and 4 percent are Malays, leaving behind 7 percent as unclassified. Thailand hosted some 188,400
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