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A comparative study of the costs and returns of barramundi culture in ponds, brackish and salt water. a case study sea bass cultue in prachuap khiri khan province
A comparative study. The purpose was to study the costs and the cost of return. Comparative analysis of the difference between revenue and the cost of return breakeven Between brackish and salt water fish white snapper. This study used data from interviews with of 24 cases. The period 6% of Interest rate of study 5-year. - A study of the brackish cost per acre was 355127.00 baht Salt water 31556.34 baht cost was 850784.15 baht Salt water 788305.00 baht Income yield 1914250.00 baht. and Salt water 1908750.00 baht. the cost according to the net present value (NPV) were positive value equal 620881.68 baht Salt water 628974.65 baht and the internal rate of return (IRR) 16.95% Salt water 17.45 % with a payback period of 1 year 9 months 6 days Salt water 1year 8 months 4 days and the breakeven point is equal to 96529.25 baht Salt water 86643.80 Baht. - The salt water yield worthwhile than brackish water.
The Factors that Effects 0n Household Saving Behaviors in Koh Peah Community, Trang Province
The Factors that Effects on Household Saving Behaviour in Koh Peach Community Trang Province This study investigates effects on household saving behaviour in Koh Paech Community Trang Province. The objectives are (1) to examine the household saving behaviour (2) to analyse various factors affecting the household saving behaviour and (3) to compare household saving behaviour between general household and those which are members of the Saving Group for Production. For primary data questionnaires are employed to obtain information from a total 326 households interviewed in July 2012. These data are examined and evaluated by way of simple statistical analysis with multiple regression used to investigate the relationship between household saving and factors determining it such as the household leader’s age income expenditure and level of education. The study includes consideration of the boosting household consumption policies of the Thai government. Results of this paper indicate that most household leaders are male (70.9%) and half of them are over the age of 50 years. The majority are agriculturists (57%) and most have an elementary education (58.3%). Average number of dependents is two and the average income of households interviewed is 352904 baht/year. Average household expenditure is 186151 baht/year average assets are 2681596 baht/year average debt is 311809 baht and average household saving is 91008 baht/year. Multiple regression analysis reveals that income (0.78) and assets (0.18) both have highly significant positive relationships with household saving while for expenditure (-0.36) there is a highly significant negative relationship. An unexpected finding of no effect from interest rates on household saving may be due to a preference for convenience over returns from saving. In comparing saving behaviour the result show that households which are members of the Saving Group for Production have an average saving of 80342 baht/year. They mostly save money before spending and usually have monthly security deposits. For general households the average saving is 96274 baht/year. They mostly spend rather than save money and have infrequent security deposits.