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| Brunei
Darussalam: |
| Broad Regulatory
Environment
The Government actively encourages
foreign investments to diversify and improve the economy.
Brunei offers investors a good location within the ASEAN
region, stable economic and political environment and efficient
infrastructure.
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| Indonesia: |
| Broad Regulatory
Environment
Indonesia's strategic location on
the cross roads of two great trading partners, Asia and
Australia, offers comparative advantages. Coupled with a
market-oriented economy, with free foreign currency exchange
regime, the country's investment policy is very open to
foreign investment access.
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| Malaysia: |
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Malaysia's rapid industrial
growth over the last decade has been governed by the Industrial
Co-ordination Act 1975 (ICA), which aims to secure orderly
development and growth in the country's manufacturing sector.
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| Philippines: |
| The Philippine
government encourages foreign investments providing significant
employment opportunities, improving resource productivity,
increasing volume and value of exports, and providing a foundation
for future development of the economy. Investment-related
rules have been liberalized to facilitate entry of investments.
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