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Indonesia and Thailand: A Tale of The two Biggest Economies in Southeast Asia

August 2019 | 21 pages | ID: I9F2E8E3211EN
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Indonesia and Thailand are the drivers of products and services consumption in South-east Asia. Both countries face different challenges/circumstances and infrastructure. Factors such as healthy ageing and the connected consumers megatrend are expected to continue driving growth. This insight hopes to understand the two countries’ top-line performance, as well as highlighting the potential of important cities by 2030.

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Introduction
Indonesia and Thailand Outlook
Consumers’ Connected Lifestyles
Healthy Ageing
Cashless Payments as the Next Destructive Force
Conclusion


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