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Vol. 541 / Content

Taiwanese Become Migrant Workers?

Vol. 541

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Industry

2014 CommonWealth Economic Forum

The Power of Change in Asia

International luminaries from industry, academia and government gathered in Taipei to share their wisdom on the triple themes of "Taiwan's Way Ahead," Regional Economics and Trade" and "Me and My Dreams."

Industry

Leaving Hsinchu Science Park Behind

Taiwan's Changing High-tech Center of Gravity

The global "hardware age" has faded, and with it the luster of Taiwan's Hsinchu Science Park. But new clusters are bubbling up nearby in four sectors, giving the country's tech center new life.

International

Taiwan's Youth Exodus

Why Taiwanese Are Willing to Be Foreign Workers

Why would young Taiwanese want to work in Singapore as low-skilled migrant workers? Why would they still want to go even if they are exploited and treated badly?

Insight

Kaohsiung's Entertainment Software Cluster

Taking Fun Global

Kaohsiung's once drab harbor area is teeming with creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, as a number of gaming software and entertainment industry companies have moved their R&D centers to the city's blue waterfront.

Insight

Taiwan's Youth Exodus

The New Migrant Workers

Taiwan's youth are leaving in droves to serve as low-wage workers in Singapore. Could Taiwan become the next major Asian source of migrants after the Philippines and Indonesia?

Insight

Wang Ju-hsuan:

How Cheap Must Taiwanese Workers Get?

In this exclusive interview, former Council of Labor Affairs minister Wang Ju-hsuan considers the deleterious effects of a cost-down labor strategy, and the need for a fresh approach to development.