新加坡易受外部冲击的第二种表现是,新加坡企业向较低成本邻国的转移可能会导致“挖空”或使其失去制造业基础,从而导致“输出就业机会”和削弱该经济的制造业基础。这与香港在80年代所发生的情况完全一样,当时香港的企业家决定将其制造业转移到中国大陆的珠江三角洲。商人们几乎在一个周末就关闭了他们的 The second manifestation of Singapore’s vulnerability to external shocks is that the transfer of Singaporean enterprises to lower-cost neighboring countries may result in “hollowing out” or losing their manufacturing base, leading to “exporting jobs” and weakening the manufacturing of the economy Industry foundation. This is exactly what happened in Hong Kong in the 1980s, when entrepreneurs in Hong Kong decided to shift their manufacturing industries to the Pearl River Delta in Mainland China. The merchants shut them down almost a weekend