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Enhancing Regional Integration: A Bilateral Input-Output Analysis on ASEAN's Electrical and Electronics Trade

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EPElisa Jean Jion nor PauCYChen Chen YongUniversity of Malaya

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Implication

Bilateral input-output analysis highlights limited intra-ASEAN E&E trade, suggesting improvements for economic integration.

Key Points

  • Intra-ASEAN trade in electrical and electronics is limited compared to external partners, contributing to regional economic vulnerability.
  • The electrical and electronics sector contributes about 8.4% to ASEAN's GDP in 2023, driven by foreign investment and specialization.
  • Despite initiatives like AFTA and RCEP aiming to deepen integration, intra-regional linkages in E&E remain underdeveloped.
  • Rising protectionist policies and global trade wars expose ASEAN to significant supply chain risks for electrical and electronics.

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Pau et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af706e7567bf4f94fec04chttps://doi.org/10.35609/gcbssproceeding.2025.1(45)
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