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4) Other suggestions include: (1) empowerment to amend laws

to be more consistent with the conditions of trade competition and
the economic system by the parliament through a special commission
to consider law enforcement issue and create proposals to ensure

fairness; and (2) political parties should propose policies to promote fair

competition, break down monopoly, increase capital for potential small
entrepreneurs, push to amend the Trade Competition Act, and use fiscal
measures to distribute wealth for the benefit of economic development.

2.2 Unfair Competition in E-Marketplace Platforms:

Injustice in E-Marketplace Platforms

As a result of advances in technology, economic activities and

trading in goods and services are no longer limited to traditional forms
but are shifting to the e-commerce or electronic commerce format.

This transition relies on technological advancements, such as websites and
applications. The landscape for buying and selling goods and services has

undergone a complete transformation. A popular and widely recognized
channel for these activities in Thai society is the e-marketplace platform,

serving as a central hub for buying and selling goods and services.
Examples of such platforms include Shopee, Lazada, JD Central, Nocnoc,

Amazon, Alibaba, and eBay. These platforms function as online product