The term “Asian Market” refers to the collective economic and commercial activities associated with countries in Asia, characterized by their distinct cultural, political, and social contexts. It encompasses various sectors, including trade, finance, and consumer markets. The Asian Market includes diverse economies such as China, Japan, India, South Korea, and nations in Southeast Asia, each presenting unique opportunities and challenges for businesses and investors. The term can also refer to marketplaces that sell Asian goods and products, particularly in regions outside Asia, catering to the tastes and preferences of Asian communities and broader consumer bases. Overall, the Asian Market highlights the significance of Asia in the global economy, driven by its rapid growth, large population, and increasing consumer demand.
By Prof. Ana Mae Bantad-Cantel Prof. Ana Mae Bantad-Cantel (2nd from left) alongside with other delegates from the Philippines. Central Philippine University’s College of Computer Studies faculty member, Prof. Ana…