Thailand's Auto Tax Overhaul: Why Japanese Carmakers Are Fighting Back
When a prime minister flies 5,700 miles to New Zealand and spends part of the trip insisting that nobody is leaving his country, the honest read is usually that somebody is packing. Anutin Charnvirakul made exactly that denial on August 21, telling reporters in Wellington that Japanese manufacturers are not relocating their production bases out of Thailand, and pointing at headline foreign investment numbers as proof. In the same breath he confirmed he'd handed Deputy PM and Finance Minister Ekn
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