(Internal) 4 I. INTRODUCTION (CONT.) Real economy: • Market failure: • E.g. financial constraints, uncertainty, dynamic externality. • Then, in capital investment (CAPEX), e.g. R&D expenditures (Choi & Lee
-minded travelers with authentic local experiences in vibrant destinations worldwide. Each hotel will include thoughtfully-designed, compact rooms with high quality facilities and a vibrant communal space
range of property development services with the focus on the quality of life of the residents. The emphasis is put on “Vibrant Community” strategy, social and environmental responsibility and sustainable
property development services with the focus on the quality of life of the residents managed with “Vibrant Community” concept and develop a home for lower-middle to upper-middle income earners at the
Co., Ltd. and subsidiary companies provide full property development services focusing on the quality of life of the residents with the implementation of “Vibrant Community” strategy, corporate social
Showcasing iconic international and local brands over 80,000 sq. m. of retail space, this innovative lifestyle centre will provide a vibrant new place for people to meet, shop, dine and interact. Highlighting
78,000 sq. m. of retail space, this innovative lifestyle centre will provide a vibrant new place for people to meet, shop, dine and interact. Highlighting the project’s focus on sustainability, the mall
market components. Ultimately, the principles of good governance underpin the sustainable development of a vibrant capital market capable of meeting the market constituents’ growing needs as well as the
and fund raisers, enhanced competitiveness of the Thai business and vibrant trading activities in the long run. 3. Streamlined cross-border transactions would encourage innovations of products and