Are Economics Going to Push Us Back to China?

Despite the disadvantages, which include limited ability to respond to demand changes, high logistics costs in boom economies, and the potential for large currency-exchange losses it looks like economics are going to push many multi-nationals back to China.Consider the following advantages that the global recession has created, as pointed out in a recent article on Sourcing Successfully in the New China by Accenture's Jonathan Wright: Dips in the global economy have left China with lots of excess manufacturing capacity, which exceeds 50% in some industries. Dramatic overcapacity exists in ocean freight, with ...