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Economy
· 16. March 2021
The world’s biggest free-trade zone should boost economic growth and investment in Southeast Asia
Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia are seen as the big winners as the trade deal encourages the construction of regional supply chains in Southeast Asia, says Adrian Ashurst President of World Box Business Intelligence.
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