Thai economy usually influenced by the global economy. However, in May 2014, there was a political crisis, the military takeover the government of Thailand, which made the economic growth of Thailand had fallen to 0.6% at the end of 2014, the lowest reported in three years. The economics growth of Thailand in 2014, compare to the neighboring country, has dropped behind the others. The political impacts of the Thai economic are due to the delay of the election, the decline of the consumer confidence, and decrease in tourism in country. This year Thailand's economic seem to be recovery from the last quarter of 2014 depending on the political stability and the government's policies. Thai economists are expected that GDP growth in 2015 will be at least 4% due to the investment in infrastructure projects of the government and an increase in number of tourists. On the other hand, several economists believe that 4% growth will be a challenge because of these following factors; slow budget disbursement on the infrastructure development projects, the possibility of the rise in value added tax, and the global economic recovery remains vague which will be effect the Thai exporters.