Co-payment Scheme Shifts Thai Consumer Spending Habits
A survey by Thailand's Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO) reveals that most participants in the "Thais Helps Thais Plus (60/40)" co-payment scheme utilized their benefits for ready-to-eat food and essential household goods. The scheme has encouraged spending and eased living costs.
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