In your opinion, what is the single greatest competitive advantage of Taiwan suppliers, when compared to others in the Asian region? Total Respondents.

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In your opinion, what is the single greatest competitive advantage of Taiwan suppliers, when compared to others in the Asian region? Total Respondents = 385 Trade Media Holdings Limited © All rights reserved.

What price premium do you pay for sourcing products from Taiwan (when compared to obtaining identical products from mainland China)? Total Respondents = 372 Trade Media Holdings Limited © All rights reserved.

Which of the following best describes your company Which of the following best describes your company? Total Respondents = 385 Trade Media Holdings Limited © All rights reserved.

Respondents Region Total Respondents = 385 Trade Media Holdings Limited © All rights reserved.

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