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In the context of global economic development, the economic pattern is undergoing unprecedented changes, and the economic competition between countries is becoming more and more intense.
Among the many emerging countries, Viet Nam and India, two economies with great ambitions, have been trying to build industrial development and rise in recent years, and have gained a place on the global economic map. However, can their industrial dreams really come true?
In the face of the changing global economic pattern, the United States began to shift some production lines to India, Viet Nam and other countries in order to target China.
It is precisely because of this that these two countries see an opportunity to realize the dream of industrial power. In the past few years, some internationally renowned brands such as Apple have set up factories in India, Viet Nam and other countries, and moved some production lines to these countries.
These practices have increased the confidence of India and Viet Nam, which continue to develop beautiful plans to become the new "factory of the world".
However, the truth slapped him in the face. For example, India. In recent years, the India government has also been constantly adapting to the trend of the times and has the dream of becoming an industrial power.
But when it came time to realize this dream, it was difficult to find it.
Even though India has been increasing its industrial development efforts in recent years to try to replace the mainland, the country's backwardness in infrastructure has become the biggest obstacle in its development process.
Whether it's basic transportation or electricity supply, there are many obstacles in India. The inconvenience of transportation, checkout, raw material transportation and product transportation costs have always been high.
However, the lack of supply of ground vision or problems from time to time often leads to the shutdown and shutdown of some factories.
Not only that, in India, there are often strikes of workers, coupled with the low quality of workers, lack of skills and other problems, which also makes many foreign-funded enterprises feel very headaches.
What's more, the government often uses some informal means to "plunder" the profits of foreign companies, leading to the withdrawal of many foreign companies. Against this backdrop, the country's industrial dream is difficult to realize.
Compared with some unconventional policies and measures adopted by the India government, although the Viet Nam government has not taken more radical actions, it also faces great challenges in the process of Viet Nam's industrial development.
Although the country's infrastructure construction is relatively good, it still faces many problems in terms of technical level and industrial support.
When some foreign-funded enterprises set up factories in Viet Nam with great hopes, they found that the lack of integrity of the local industrial chain and the insufficient supply of raw materials increased the production costs of enterprises to a large extent.
The most important thing is that although the quality of Viet Nam's labor force is relatively high, in the case of rising labor costs, the competitive advantage of Viet Nam and other countries is also constantly being lost.
In addition to these problems, China's intervention has shattered the dreams of India and Viet Nam, two countries that are in trouble with industrial development. In the case of a policy issued by the mainland on September 25, the industrial dreams of the two countries can only be exacerbated.
In recent years, the mainland has continuously intensified its efforts to upgrade its industries and actively promoted the development of high-end industries. However, in the process of industrial upgrading on the mainland, some labor-intensive industries will inevitably face various adjustments.
Originally, it was thought that the mainland would push these industries abroad, but in fact, intensive labor industries are still a foundation that the mainland attaches great importance to, and will not transfer these industries abroad.
On the basis of the mainland's huge domestic market and perfect industrial chain, labor-intensive industries still have huge room for survival and development in the mainland.
Although the United States has been constantly confronting the mainland in recent years, it has even set up many measures against China.
But United States cannot unconditionally provide them with all kinds of technical support for their industrial development, as India and Viet Nam expect.
Especially in the case of the gradual loss of advantages of these two countries, coupled with the gradual loss of United States technological advantages, United States will only become more and more strict control of various technologies, and it is impossible to transfer those advanced technologies.
All these circumstances fully show that the hopes of India and Viet Nam to develop with the help of United States and other aspects have been dashed, and the dream of becoming an industrial power is difficult to realize.
Both India and Viet Nam will inevitably face more challenges in the process of industrial development. Especially in the context of the current rapidly changing international situation, the supply chains of these two countries are indeed facing tremendous pressure, but we still need to wait and see what kind of development will occur in the future.
In the process of future economic development, the mainland will continue to play a very important role in the global economic field and promote the development of the global economy.
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