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A REPORT BY THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNITRCEP set to strengthen Asian supply chainsIn this featured article, The Economist Intelligence Unit looks at the impact the RCEP agreement will have on supply chains and trade volumes across the region. Our analysis also takes a look at when the agreement will actually become effective, with ratification challenges set to linger in some countries. Find out more
A REPORT BY THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNITRising star: Vietnam’s role in Asia’s shifting supply chainsIn this special report, The Economist Intelligence Unit takes an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Vietnam’s business environment, focusing on three key areas: labour, investment incentives and trade relations. We also benchmark the country’s business environment ranking against its regional counterparts, providing a realistic view of Vietnam as an investment destination. Find out more
A REPORT FROM THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNITNorth American supply chains: will reshoring actually happen?In this report, The Economist Intelligence Unit assesses the likelihood of a wholesale rerouting of US supply chains to North America. Even as the US, Mexico and Canada deepen their economic integration, we expect that businesses and investors will continue to favour the convenience, reliability and cost-effectiveness of Asia. Find out more
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