subject: Competitiveness Of Manufacturing Industry In China Is A World First [print this page] Recently, the Deloitte Global Manufacturing Industry Group and American Competitiveness Council jointly issued the "2010 global manufacturing competitiveness index" study. The report shows that the relatively low cost and abundant in high-tech personnel support, China's manufacturing industry in the current and future competitiveness of 5 years are regarded as the most powerful country.
China ranked number one in the report shows that China is now manufacturing the world's most competitive country, followed by India, South Korea third, fourth United States, Brazil and Japan, points out in the fifth, sixth. 5 years later, the Asian giant will remain competitive, China, India and South Korea maintain the status quo, continue to exercise authority in the forefront list.
Deloitte China's manufacturing team leader Yang Ying, over the past 10 years, China's manufacturing industry was to enhance the visibility, especially in the foreign outsourcing of production, foreign direct investment and so on.
Report also showed that respondents have that China, in most factors have at least competitive advantages, they include the innovative talents, labor and Yuan Cailiao costs and energy costs and policies.
Report that the old powers decline, the next 5 years, the United States, Japan, Germany, the three 20th century all the major manufacturing superpower, is expected to decline in competitiveness. Among them, the United States dropped from fourth in the current fifth place, Japan dropped to seventh place from sixth. Replace them in Brazil and Mexico.
Poland, Thailand and other countries will increase manufacturing competitiveness rankings. Mexico, Poland and Thailand, Brazil and Russia, the past is not as often regarded as emerging economies, but this survey shows that the competitiveness of their industry will increase the next five years.
In addition, the Deloitte partner in charge of global manufacturing group, said HansRoehm: the next five years, the ranking of all Western European countries are expected to be reported down across the board, this problem will concern the entire European continent, while the euro continued unrest will lead to problems from worsening. Deloitte Vice Chairman and the U.S. consumer and industrial products industry leader CraigGiffi frankly, the heart of the manufacturing sector will continue to shift to emerging markets, especially Asia.
Talent is the key report, the majority of respondents will have creative talents to enhance their competitiveness as the most important factor. In addition to outside Mexico and South Africa all other regions are the most important competitive in the top three factors: innovative talents, labor and raw material costs, energy costs and policies.
Deloitte Global CEO Kui Li Jie said: a country's intellectual capital, innovation and thriving economy is to promote sound development of its manufacturing industry, an important factor. Today's environment, as global manufacturers have integrated the technology platform and interface to their products, the competitiveness of manufacturing industry by promoting a strong talent base.
