Domestic business leaders and foreign investors are applauding the economic road map set out by the governing military regime, which calls itself the National Council for Peace and Order. Foreign investors are diving back into the Thai bond market after months of fleeing the country in the political chaos ahead of last month's coup. Meanwhile, the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Federation of Thai Industries say the junta's program could bolster the economy and stimulate growth. The national council says it will inject money into the economy to double GDP growth to 3% this year.
