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Economic Integration and Industrial Location in Laos: How Has Border Mattered?rs even for agricultural products in nearby provinces. As a consequence, major cities bordering Thailand to the west, where the majority of Lao live, continue to depend more on agricultural products imported from more “industrialized Thailand” instead of subsistent agricultural neighborhoods.

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Explanatory Note on Data Sources 1: Vietnamstical indicators capturing the overall socio- economic status of the country. The first NSIS, issued in 2005, included a total of 274 indicators and also specified the frequency of data publication and the agencies responsible for collecting the respective data. In 2010, the NSIS was revised to include a total of 350 indicators.