Thailand plans measures to boost consumption and tourism
Thailand is contemplating tax incentives to stimulate consumer spending in the final months of the year, according to Deputy Finance Minister Julapant Amornvivat. The nation's economy is projected to expand by over 2% this year. Additional policie...
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Thailand is considering tax measures to boost consumption before the end of the year, a deputy finance minister said on Friday.
The economy is expected to grow more than 2% this year, Julapant Amornvivat said, adding that there would also be policies to help the tourism sector in the fourth quarter.
The economy is expected to grow more than 2% this year, Julapant Amornvivat said, adding that there would also be policies to help the tourism sector in the fourth quarter.
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