# | Document title | Authors | Year | Source | Cited by |
1 | Concepts and empirical calculation of the green GDP for Thailand | Sonthi C., Harnphattananusorn S., Santipolvut S. | 2019 | International Journal of Green Economics 13(1),pp. 68-85 | 4 |
2 | Generation Mix Indices: Thailand 1961–2019 | Harnphattananusorn S., Puttitanun T. | 2021 | International Advances in Economic Research
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3 | Generation gap and its impact on economic growth | Harnphattananusorn S., Puttitanun T. | 2021 | Heliyon 7(6) | 3 |
4 | Generation mix and GDP growth in OECD countries | Harnphattananusorn S., Puttitanun T. | 2022 | Heliyon 8(9) | 2 |
5 | Relationship between Thai Baht and oil price: artificial neural network model | Harnphattananusorn S. | 2020 | International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 10(1),pp. 371-376 | 2 |
6 | Financial openness and growth: Case study of great mekong subregion (cambodia-laos-myanmar-vietnam) | Harnphattananusorn S. | 2018 | Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences 39(1),pp. 623-633 | 0 |
7 | Analysis of relationship and volatilities between foreign exchange market and stock market of Thailand and selected Asian countries | Harnphattananusorn S. | 2019 | Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences 40(1),pp. 262-269 | 0 |
8 | Energy Consumption and Generation Diversity | Harnphattananusorn S., Puttitanun T. | 2022 | International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 12(6),pp. 481-485 | 0 |
9 | Asymmetric Relationship between Exchange Rate Volatility and Oil Price: Case Study of Thai-Baht | Harnphattananusorn S. | 2022 | International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 12(1),pp. 86-92 | 0 |