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Why ‘China plus one’ is paying off less than Southeast Asia hoped
“China plus one” has been a winning strategy for Southeast Asia.
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Southeast Asian nations have promoted a “China plus one” strategy, inviting manufacturers to shift production away from China because of rising costs and geopolitical tensions. The plan promised stronger growth, higher wages and more jobs for local economies. While the region has attracted billions of dollars in new factory investment, the gains have fallen short of leaders’ expectations, delivering fewer benefits than anticipated.
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