Andrew Scott
Nov 27, 2015

Hakuhodo unveils new perspectives on 'seamless' ASEAN middle class

THAILAND - Aspiration and cottage entrepreneurship are driving growing numbers of less-well-off ASEAN households to see themselves as 'middle class', according to research newly released by Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living ASEAN in Bangkok.

Goro Hokari, institute director of HILL ASEAN, addresses the forum in Bangkok

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