Which regions is global industry moving to?

The global distribution of industrial investment and production is affected by barriers to trade in goods, by the competitiveness and attractiveness of different regions, and by the level of production costs. We look at which regions (among the United States, Latin America including Mexico, Canada, the euro zone, Central European countries, China, Japan, Asian countries excluding China, Japan and India , Africa and India) global industry has moved to since 1995 and since the end of the 2010s. We see: Rapid manufacturing growth in China, India, Africa, Central European countries, Asia excluding Japan, China and India; Intermediate manufacturing growth in the United States, Latin America and Canada; Weak manufacturing growth in the euro zone and Japan.