Romania is one of five most vulnerable countries to a weakened manufacturing industry, according to Investment Monitor’s Manufacturing Vulnerability Index, quoted by Business-Review.eu.
With a 71,35 score, Romania is on the 5th position in Europe, after Hungary (79,57), Ireland (77,03), Poland (76,26) and Bulgaria (75,26) on the list with the countries that are most vulnerable to a weakened manufacturing industry.
Investment Monitor’s Manufacturing Vulnerability Index 2020 explores which countries are most vulnerable to a weakened manufacturing industry. The index considers employment, value added by manufacturing, number of exports, population and forecasted output growth. Using these metrics, the index examined the top 100 global foreign direct investment (FDI) locations and found that China, India, Myanmar, Egypt and the Philippines are the most vulnerable, respectively.
Notably, four of the top five most vulnerable countries are within the Asia-Pacific region. The index shows Europe to be the most vulnerable region, followed closely by Asia-Pacific. For comparison, top 3 countries are China (100.00 index), India (95.03) and Myanmar (90.95).
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