Top Investment Destinations in Asia
Global markets today are becoming more interconnected with
liberalized trade policies, growing access across countries, and
increasing bilateral agreements, led by technological revolution
and digitization. While manufacturing grew at a rapid pace in the
United States, Europe, and Japan after World War II, multinationals
started moving their large-scale manufacturing processes to China
in the late 20th century.
Businesses are more interdependent on each other than ever
before. While the concentration of bulk manufacturing processes in
certain geographies has allowed economies of scale and facilitated
robust supply chains, they have been subject to heavy changes,
which were further accelerated by the pandemic. Several crises
including geo-political conflicts, international trade tensions,
continuing effects of the pandemic, etc. have urged companies to
diversify and minimize their risks by assessing alternative
manufacturing
