Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Asian Investment and Africa's Textile Industry
The Center for Global Policy at Carnegie-Tsinghua published on 5 August 2014 a study titled "The Impact of Asian Investment on Africa's Textile Industries" by Tang Xiaoyang, resident scholar at Carnegie-Tsinghua. The author argues that as African countries seek to industrialize and build indigenous cotton-textile-apparel value chains, the interactions between Asian, primarily Chinese, investors and African companies become more complex. Asian investors present both a challenge to an opportunity for local industries.
Labels:
Africa,
China,
cotton,
environment,
India,
industry,
investment,
Malaysia,
Pakistan,
South Korea,
textiles,
trade,
Vietnam