Trade War Hitting Investment Plans of Businesses in Asia Pacific

The video discusses a survey on how businesses are adapting to the trade war, comparing current strategies to those at the end of 2018. Businesses are now taking plans more seriously, considering delaying investments, changing supply chains, and moving production. The survey indicates a shift from planning to execution, with a focus on long-term strategies. There is optimism about Southeast Asia's prospects, with many businesses viewing it as an attractive region for growth despite ongoing trade tensions.

How are businesses changing their approach to the trade war compared to the end of 2018?

• They are ignoring the trade war.

• They are taking plans more seriously.

• They are investing more in the US.

• They are focusing solely on China.

What is a key action businesses are considering due to the trade war?

• Hiring more employees in the US.

• Expanding into European markets.

• Increasing production in China.

• Delaying or canceling investments.

What shift is occurring in business strategies according to the latest survey?

• From planning to execution.

• From execution to planning.

• From short-term to long-term goals.

• From local to global focus.

What positive trend is highlighted in the survey regarding Southeast Asia?

• Decreasing interest in the region.

• Southeast Asia is seen as less attractive.

• Businesses are moving away from Southeast Asia.

• Southeast Asia is as attractive as other regions.

What percentage of businesses find Southeast Asia at least as attractive as other regions?

• 75%

• 90%

• 50%

• 60%