Thai Business Leaders Cite Corruption as Top Economic Growth Barrier
Thai business leaders have identified "corruption" as the biggest obstacle to the nation's economic growth, highlighting a critical challenge for Thailand's economic recovery and investment climate. Promoting transparency and fair competition is now a pressing issue.
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