Advice that’s all too familiar


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 11 May 2003

IT WAS a torrid week in Thailand, with temperatures rising up to 42.6°C, but the hottest topic among business circles was a cool farang (foreigner) – management guru Michael E. Porter. 

The country's top businessmen, bureaucrats and legislators sat in rapt attention last Sunday as the Harvard Business School professor evaluated the country's economy and recommended his remedies. 

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