南亚洲关于交通建设的投资计画前瞻(数个国家,2010-2014)

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Expenditure on transport infrastructure in Southeast Asia is projected to grow by an average rate of 3.5 percent per annum from 2010 to 2014, taking the total expenditure in 2014 to just over US$32 billion. Of the 10 nations included in our research, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand are forecast to represent over 80 percent of the total cumulative expenditure for the 2010 to 2014 period. The countries projected to witness the highest average annual expenditure growth rates through the medium term are Laos, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The Philippines and Singapore are projected to witness positive but modest transport expenditure growth at rates below 2 percent, while Brunei’s expenditure is estimated to contract through the medium term.

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关键词：2010-2014 交通建设 expenditure Philippines cumulative 投资 亚洲 国家 建设 交通

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The ten Southeast Asian nations we have analyzed represent
over 550 million people, with Indonesia alone having a population
over 225 million1. The region’s significance is undeniable given
its manufacturing capacity and cost-effective labor markets. The
countries that make up the region have matured considerably since
the financial crisis of the late 1990s, and today in 2009 enjoy a
reputation as attractive destinations for commerce.
Given their island geographies, topographical features, and
population distributions, the Southeast Asian countries face a
diverse mix of transport infrastructure challenges. No nation is easily
comparable to another in light of these and other socio-political
factors. Each nation requires its own unique transport infrastructure
solutions, and consequently, this region may prove to offer a diverse
portfolio of transport infrastructure investment opportunities.
This fourth edition of the Global Infrastructure: Trend Monitor
presents forecasts for future transport infrastructure expenditure
across Southeast Asia. Through its publication, we aim to improve
the quality of debate on the size and geographic location of
transport infrastructure investment opportunities in Southeast Asia.
We hope you enjoy this publication and find our commentary on this
exciting market informative.
Julian Vella Kai Rintala