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Has China Lost its Low-Cost Edge?

China's Low-cost Edge. What does this mean for your supply chain? Should you be concerned?

For years, the labor rate has been the primary advantage benefiting Chinese manufacturers. However, wage rates in China are growing at an accelerated rate, and IHS predicts that China will lose its low-cost edge for some products in the near term.

Download this special report to obtain cost insights and answers to your global sourcing questions, including:

  • How should increasing wage rates in China impact your sourcing decisions?
  • Are there other countries that you should consider?
  • How do shipping costs, exchange rate appreciation, and supply chain risks factor in?

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