Who will be the next manufacturing superpower?
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Who do you think will take over from China as the world’s manufacturing epicenter? How long will china hold the crown?
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15 Oct 2006 02:41
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CHINA will become super power but one thing going to happen if the china become super power of manufacturer they will not allowed other country become super pwer they will kill indecent way other country they are * group they ae thinking chinese is the only human they are support only chinese they will denied other rights I had experience from Chinese community more than 16 years the world going to give chances through WTO to become super power for chinese and than the world going to suffer lot from them they are not like American or European respect human rights their heart cant accept other community become super power once they hold super power the world is become poor and suffer all the world wealth/ resoursec they will buy and they will not share others and not allowed other to use that
the world community going to become soon slavery for chinese
Example : How American become slavery for ISRAEL
God Bless the world
the world community going to become soon slavery for chinese
Example : How American become slavery for ISRAEL
God Bless the world
20 Oct 2006 22:01
Post 5 of 117
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Going through the many postings, the popular argument is for India to be the next super-factory. However most, if not all of them are based on emotional factor or from people who are Indian origin.
The next selection is for Brasil, with the pointers listed by Moderator Ranger, as having the most appropriate means to be the next superstar player. Other countries mentioned are: Russia, Korea, and Thailand.
I have noted one country in the region of Asia, that is Vietnam. This country has the highest number of University degree graduates and a very low labour cost. This is copied from the Resources on profiles of country of Vietnam as:
The Vietnamese economy is enjoying one of the most sustained growth in the Asian area. Annual GDP growth rate was 7.2% in 2003, 7.5% in 2004 and 2005. Despite a regular rise in the standards of living, Vietnam's economic situation still remains difficult with a annual per capita revenue of about 400 USD.
Vinatech06 posted ASEAN as the next world player, and he is right to this guessimation. The monthly average salary of a Vietnamese worker is at USD45 per month. The important criteria investors are looking for is COST of production. and labour cost is one of the mandatory criteria. Next, will be the education and skill of the worker, and then the infrastructure, which includes transportation and communication and financial institutions. Good leadership, stable government and logistics.
First, we have got to look at the reasons for China to be the world leading manufacturing base. The industrious, efficient and disciplined work force demonstrated by the building of the Hydro electric dam in Wuhan, the Olympic stadium in Beijing and the Donghai Bridge over the Hangzhou Bay, a 36 km bridge spanning Ningbo to Shanghai and many other mammoth projects including the railway to Tibet. All these show the capability of China in the management, the financial sector, the manpower and technological capability.
My bet will be Vietnam for this part of Asia, including the ASEAN nations such as Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Singapore. For the Americas, the future will be Brasil, as the future world leader.
The trend in the future will be for companies to diversify its operations in countries where there are strategic advantage for its entire operation. Such MNC (Multi-national Corporations) locate their factories to near the supply of resources of manpower, raw material and financial institutions, reducing transportation costs which will become a big factor as the price of fuel oil rises.
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Going through the many postings, the popular argument is for India to be the next super-factory. However most, if not all of them are based on emotional factor or from people who are Indian origin.
The next selection is for Brasil, with the pointers listed by Moderator Ranger, as having the most appropriate means to be the next superstar player. Other countries mentioned are: Russia, Korea, and Thailand.
I have noted one country in the region of Asia, that is Vietnam. This country has the highest number of University degree graduates and a very low labour cost. This is copied from the Resources on profiles of country of Vietnam as:
The Vietnamese economy is enjoying one of the most sustained growth in the Asian area. Annual GDP growth rate was 7.2% in 2003, 7.5% in 2004 and 2005. Despite a regular rise in the standards of living, Vietnam's economic situation still remains difficult with a annual per capita revenue of about 400 USD.
Vinatech06 posted ASEAN as the next world player, and he is right to this guessimation. The monthly average salary of a Vietnamese worker is at USD45 per month. The important criteria investors are looking for is COST of production. and labour cost is one of the mandatory criteria. Next, will be the education and skill of the worker, and then the infrastructure, which includes transportation and communication and financial institutions. Good leadership, stable government and logistics.
First, we have got to look at the reasons for China to be the world leading manufacturing base. The industrious, efficient and disciplined work force demonstrated by the building of the Hydro electric dam in Wuhan, the Olympic stadium in Beijing and the Donghai Bridge over the Hangzhou Bay, a 36 km bridge spanning Ningbo to Shanghai and many other mammoth projects including the railway to Tibet. All these show the capability of China in the management, the financial sector, the manpower and technological capability.
My bet will be Vietnam for this part of Asia, including the ASEAN nations such as Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Singapore. For the Americas, the future will be Brasil, as the future world leader.
The trend in the future will be for companies to diversify its operations in countries where there are strategic advantage for its entire operation. Such MNC (Multi-national Corporations) locate their factories to near the supply of resources of manpower, raw material and financial institutions, reducing transportation costs which will become a big factor as the price of fuel oil rises.
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20 Oct 2006 22:44
Post 6 of 117
Replying to [Admin]:India.
India is looking to China as its teacher and corrects all the mistakes that China makes before adapting them to its own infrastructure.China is surging ahead at an uncontrollable pace with creating jobs but that pace is not being matched in the Health and Sanitary sector, Education and Envionment.China is sourcing raw materials from all over the world. sooner that later, these countries are going to realise that they could also add value to their natural resources.India is growing from within and using its greatest natural resouce, its people.
India is looking to China as its teacher and corrects all the mistakes that China makes before adapting them to its own infrastructure.China is surging ahead at an uncontrollable pace with creating jobs but that pace is not being matched in the Health and Sanitary sector, Education and Envionment.China is sourcing raw materials from all over the world. sooner that later, these countries are going to realise that they could also add value to their natural resources.India is growing from within and using its greatest natural resouce, its people.
20 Oct 2006 22:45
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Undoubtedly it will be India, next. Its Indian owned group in the number one slot in world steel production ( Mittals : 109 million tons)
Tatas, an Indian Group, has taken over Anglo-Dutch Steel major Corus today and became 5th largest steel producer of the world. Interestingly Tatas are producing just 5 million Tons of Steel and now acquired 19 million Tons steel producer and became number 5.
As the quality and accuracies in manufacturing become more and more vital, the emergence of nano technology in every spectrum of manufacturing sector - dependence on high end softwares also became inevitable. This is one area where India is the World leader.
If your take quality - When Chinese Cement is available at just 45 to 50 USD a ton, why many countries mainly Gulf users are prefering Indian Cement by paying 10 to 15 USD more. That is the quality of Indian Cement.
When product diffrentiation comes, certainly Indian products are far superior than Chinese and get benefit in that process.
India's progress in becoming world's manufacturing hub may be little bit slow, but it is steady and it will reach top of the world.
skandan
Undoubtedly it will be India, next. Its Indian owned group in the number one slot in world steel production ( Mittals : 109 million tons)
Tatas, an Indian Group, has taken over Anglo-Dutch Steel major Corus today and became 5th largest steel producer of the world. Interestingly Tatas are producing just 5 million Tons of Steel and now acquired 19 million Tons steel producer and became number 5.
As the quality and accuracies in manufacturing become more and more vital, the emergence of nano technology in every spectrum of manufacturing sector - dependence on high end softwares also became inevitable. This is one area where India is the World leader.
If your take quality - When Chinese Cement is available at just 45 to 50 USD a ton, why many countries mainly Gulf users are prefering Indian Cement by paying 10 to 15 USD more. That is the quality of Indian Cement.
When product diffrentiation comes, certainly Indian products are far superior than Chinese and get benefit in that process.
India's progress in becoming world's manufacturing hub may be little bit slow, but it is steady and it will reach top of the world.
skandan
20 Oct 2006 23:23
Post 9 of 117
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The next super power is INDIA
The next super power is INDIA
20 Oct 2006 23:59
Post 10 of 117
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The next manufacturing superpower will be India. China, i believe will hold the crown not later than 2040.
The next manufacturing superpower will be India. China, i believe will hold the crown not later than 2040.
21 Oct 2006 04:32
Post 11 of 117
Replying to [Admin]:I the feeling japan immediately will follow china, but also during the next 5 years Indonesia could like china.
I the feeling china only will remain one year more.
I the feeling china only will remain one year more.
21 Oct 2006 05:18