Taiwan’s Institutional Resilience (Franklin Templeton)

Taiwan is illustrative of a broader transformation in emerging markets over the last decade, according to Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity’s Alistair MacDonald and Chetan Sehgal. They explain how Taiwan made its steady ascent up the value chain for manufacturing, and why Taiwan’s overall resilience could be a tailwind for the island’s economy. READ MORE

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