2015年7月29日 星期三

The future of Factory Asia; Forty years on

The strategic order in place in Asia since the Vietnam war is being challenged. Growing numbers of analysts believe that China’s goal is to supplant America as the Asia-Pacific’s—and eventually the world’s—leading power. Join Jon Fasman, our South-East Asia bureau chief, as he answers your questions on the region’s future in a live Q&A Thursday 30th July at 10am BST/5pm SGT. Submit your questions via:http://econ.st/1IJe2ze





In 1990 Asia accounted for 26.5% of global manufacturing output. By 2013 this had reached 46.5%. China accounts for half of Asia’s output today. But since 2001, hourly manufacturing wages in China have risen by an average of 12% a year. How will this affect Asia’s hold on manufacturing? Join Jon Fasman, our South-East Asia bureau chief, as he answers your questions on the region’s future in a live Q&A on Thursday 30th July at 10am BST/5pm SGT. Submit your questions via:http://econ.st/1U4sbZH


The future of Factory Asia
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