Carlosa
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The overseas sweatshop factories that produce the products for these companies.
Those are mainly in china,
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The overseas sweatshop factories that produce the products for these companies.
Vietnam is trying to get more of those types since they are reportedly moving low-wage production further south in East Asia.Those are mainly in china,
Vietnam is trying to get more of those types since they are reportedly moving low-wage production further south in East Asia.
Even Indonesian manufacturing out put is very close India one
To understand more: Fact : Most ASEAN countries (except Indonesia) are export driven economy since their domestic market are not huge, thats why in 2008 all ASEAN economy get hit by the crisis, except Indonesia (and maybe also Philippines ) which was still growing at that time around 4 % until 4,5 %
From World Bank data
Manufacturing, value added (current US$) | Data | Table
Manufacturing, value added (current US$)
Manufacturing refers to industries belonging to ISIC divisions 15-37. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Data are in current U.S. dollars.
World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.
Catalog Sources World Development Indicators
Country name 2013
1. China 2,941,337,347,299
2. United States 1,966,495,000,000
3. Japan 1,073,277,493,560
4. Germany 745,240,864,784
5. Korea, Rep. 370,393,593,514
6. Italy 287,482,387,812
7. Brazil 250,149,717,252
8. France 285,590,357,502
9. India 298,892,275,348
10.United Kingdom 231,189,798,427
11.Russian Federation 267,591,226,274
12.Indonesia 205,768,427,070
Mexico 215,689,694,253
Canada 162,080,209,810
Turkey ,169,232,482
Thailand 127,569,680,401
Switzerland 123,855,109,928
Australia 104,170,239,125
Netherlands 93,050,714,496
Sweden 84,367,422,538
Poland 88,003,543,631
Argentina
Belgium
Austria
Malaysia 74,895,426,703
Saudi Arabia 75,536,266,667
Venezuela, RB 50,891,378,335
South Africa
Singapore 52,577,079,837
Puerto Rico
Ireland
Czech Republic
Philippines
Finland
Colombia
Egypt, Arab Rep.
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
United Arab Emirates
Hungary
Nigeria
Chile
Pakistan 31,274,076,599
Ukraine
Vietnam 29,981,829,397
Bangladesh 24,661,461,494
China's GDP shown there is outdated. It is around $10 Trillion now. Do you have a more updated chart?
I think Indonesia is doing fine and to depend mainly on the internal market has a lot of advantages also.
LOL, that would sound insulting. "You are only good for making our underwear."Vietnam has become the sweatshop now. My underwear is made by Vietnam. LOL
I don´t believe it, unless you make a photo of it, and post here. with your a.s.Vietnam has become the sweatshop now. My underwear is made by Vietnam. LOL
It is real. I was shock to know most of the clothes are made with a "Made in Vietnam" tag, including underwear. The Vietnamese are taking over our clothing now.LOL, that would sound insulting. "You are only good for making our underwear."
That's so ridiculous. LOLI don´t believe it, unless you make a photo of it, and post here. with your a.s.
Im for sure he is not Indian. It is sure being close to Korea and Japanese is advantage but not sure about China. The trade between Vietnam and China where Vietnam trade deficit is huge around $44 billions where Chinese gain much more. China investment in Vietnam is minimal. Location does play a role but the people is bigger role, Vietnam isnot the only country close to China, there are North Korea, Pakistan, Myanmar, Lao, Mongolia.
Dear Indonesian and Vietnamese bros,
Why bother in putting each other down ? I think both Indonesia and Vietnam are developing their manufacturing sector , both are developing economies with positive indicators for sustained growth. By emphasizing who is faster than who is such a short term and near sighted aspect, don't be like that, guys. Focus on long term goals , long term developmental aspirations, and encourage each other as competition is always a plus in a free and open market system.
So I say: Congratulations to both Indonesia and Vietnam !
Even Indonesian manufacturing out put is very close India one