DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "2018 ASEAN Outlook" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Everything you need to know about doing business in ASEAN in 2018. Learn the key regional trends shaping the local business environment for multinational companies.
Southeast Asian countries will continue to present significant economic opportunities due to their large size, rapid growth, and improving ease of doing business. The region will remain highly attractive for foreign investors as governments of most Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies implement necessary reforms to attract investment and boost economic growth.
Even so, executives will need to monitor the development of key events that might present risks, and develop resilient strategies to achieve targets despite external shocks. As markets get increasingly competitive, executives will also need to reconsider their products' value proposition, adopt a subnational approach, and strengthen internal capabilities to outperform their peers.
What you will learn
- What are the country outlooks for key countries in the region
- Which disruptors and scenarios should companies be prepared for
- Understand priority actions for executives in the region
Key Topics Covered:
FSG View on ASEAN
- ASEAN is a Remarkably Large Economic Block
- Business Environment is Steadily Improving
- FDI Inflows Will Continue to Drive Growth
- Driver #1: Regional Integration
- Driver #2: Rising Consumption
- Driver #3: Slowdown in China
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Driver #4: Manufacturing Output
Country Outlooks
- The ASEAN-5 Provide Immense Opportunity
- Indonesia Outlook
- Malaysia Outlook
- Myanmar Outlook
- Philippines Outlook
- Thailand Outlook
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Vietnam Outlook
Disruptors and Scenarios
- Certain Events May Disrupt ASEAN's Outlook
- Some Events May Be Catalysts for Others
- Scenarios Overview: Korean Conflict in 2018
- Disruptor #1: Korean Conflict
- Disruptor #2: US-China Trade War
- Disruptor #3: Disputes Flare on Asian Seas
- Scenarios Overview: China's Reforms in 2018
- Disruptor #4: China Loses Control
- Scenarios Overview: RCEP in 2018
- Disruptor #5: RCEP Negotiations Speed Up
Priority Actions for Multinational Executives
- Priority Actions for 2018
- 1. Evaluate Subnational Portfolios
- Pursue Subnational Pockets of Opportunity
- 2. Integrate Value-Added Services
- Future-Proof Your Value Proposition
- 3. Manage Pricing Adjustment Bottlenecks
- Capture and Utilize Local Pricing Insights
- 4. Channel Capabilities Drive Performance
- Build Distributor Capabilities
- 5. Capitalize on ASEAN's Digital Development
- Cater to Increasingly Digital Customers
- 6. Improve Alignment and Resilience
- Document Assumptions and Risks to Plan
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