Thailand's OECD Bid Faces Oligopoly Hurdles
Thailand's bid for OECD membership by 2028 is highlighting a structural issue of wealth concentration. Dominant conglomerates in sectors like telecommunications and energy are converting market power into personal fortunes, underscoring the urgent need for stronger competition policy.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- Thailand's Industrial Sector Launches "MIND Health" Project to Boost Worker Well-being
The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) has launched the "MIND Health" project, aiming to enhance worker well-being and invigorate the industrial sector. The initiative targets proactive health screenings for 100,000 workers within industrial estates.
- LH Launches Top-Tier Luxury Homes Redefining 'New Luxury'
Thai developer LH (Land and Houses PLC) has unveiled its luxury housing project 'NANTAWAN PRESTIGE Ratchaphruek - Phrannok,' introducing a new definition of luxury centered on privacy, space, and time, targeting the affluent market.
- シリフォン氏は交通システムの準備が整っていることを強調「ワールド・フローラ」バス会社は運行旅行を増やし、バスはイベントエリアへのルートを調整している
MGR Online (Business)の配信前向きでは「「Siriphong」は交通システムの準備状況を強調しています。 「ワールド フローラ」バス会社は運行便を増便し、バスはイベントエリアへのルートを調整します。
- Thailand: Special Team Inspects 80 Industrial Waste Facilities, Orders 1 Closure and 63 Improvements
Thailand's Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Varawut, announced the results of a special team's inspection of 80 industrial waste facilities. One facility was temporarily closed, and 63 were ordered to improve. This is part of the government's efforts to strengthen industrial waste management.