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Board Economics
Re: Southeast Asia,The Next Blue Ocean of the Global Economy?
by
m2017
on 30/08/2024, 16:27:11 UTC
Southeast Asia includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, and Timor-Leste. This region is not only strategically located, connecting major Asian economies, but also possesses a market of over 600 million people. Recent years have seen strong economic growth, particularly in Indonesia and Vietnam. Indonesia, with its large population, abundant natural resources, and expanding middle class, has attracted substantial foreign investment. Vietnam has become a key driver of regional economic growth through its rapidly developing manufacturing sector and increasing foreign direct investment.

Investment Hotspots:E-Commerce,Technology Investment,Manufacturing,Digital Economy,Logistics and Transportation,Real Estate, Hotels, and Construction,Financial Services and Asset Management。

f you were an entrepreneur, would you invest in this land?
I would invest in bitcoin, but let's not talk about it. Smiley

If I were an investor with sufficient financial resources (there's nothing to do in this niche with a couple hundred bucks), then I would first of all evaluate from the position of the potential for future growth of the economy of the country in which the investment is supposed to be. That is, investing in already economically strong countries (such as Singapore) would not be a "blue ocean of the global economy". The next important point is the political situation in the country. If there are any unrest and riots among the population in the country, then we can't talk about any economic development. Also, one should take into account compliance with the laws in the region, because if the investor's actions are not protected by law, then this is a risk of losing investments.

If one or more countries from South Asia meet these points, then from the investor's position, why not invest in their economy.