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Firman Firdaus — January 6, 2008 / 2:00 am
2007 is a pleasant year for internet industry in Thailand.
Internet securities trading more than doubled in 2007, thanks to lower transaction fees and the convenience of electronic trading channels. Online trades are charged a commission of just 0.15%, well below the 0.25% minimum set for normal trading.
I don’t know. I seldom hear about this kind of data in Indonesia. How often or what is the measure of internet trading here? E-commerce, I mean “the” e-commerce, is stuck as far I know.
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