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The BCG model is a new economic model used for national development by focusing on the development of three key economies: Bioeconomy, Circular Economy, and Green Economy.
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The BCG Model is a holistic economic development driving 3 economies simultaneously: a bioeconomy that adds value to biological resources in connection with a circular economy that takes into account the efficient use of resources and the green economy.
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Thailand has a large number of agricultural products. The country’s economic development under the BCG economic model in terms of energy.
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To drive Thailand’s economy using the BCG economic model in the energy, materials, and biochemical sector, the acceleration of the development of technological innovation capabilities is necessary.
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Thailand’s bio-based products have considerable disadvantages when compared with conventional products because of low agricultural productivity (raw materials account for more than half of the total production cost)
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Creating a market for domestic bio-based products is key to the implementation of the BCG economic development drive in energy, materials, and biochemicals to ensure the sufficient size of the domestic market.
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The BCG Model is a model for Thailand’s economic development focusing on existing strengths, such as agricultural products and biodiversity in terms of ecosystems and species.