In the bustling markets of Thailand, a handful of corporations have established themselves as economic giants, wielding significant influence over the country’s commerce and industry.
Thailand’s economy is heavily influenced by a small number of dominant players across different industries, leading to an environment of oligopoly and monopoly. This concentration of power is particularly evident in sectors such as telecommunications, energy, banking, and retail, where a mix of state-owned enterprises and family-owned conglomerates play a significant role.
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