Thailand's policy whereby foreign banks can operate only three branches and only one of these can be in the city of Bangkok is an example of which type of nontariff barrier?

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Thailand's policy is an example of restricted access to distribution networks, as it limits the number and location of branches foreign banks can operate, thereby hindering their ability to reach customers and grow their business in the country.

Thailand's Policy Whereby Foreign Banks Can Operate Only Three Branches