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If Taiwan were rebranded—say, as "Taiwan Land" and marketed across Europe—it would undoubtedly be a darling of investors. Its understated global image, however, is a product of China's influence and Taiwan's restrained self-promotion. For investors, this discrepancy presents a significant opportunity: undervalued assets in a robust economy.
The Geopolitical Shadow: China and the Invasion Narrative
The specter of Chinese invasion looms large over Taiwan's investment narrative. Many perceive the Taiwan-China relationship as a near-certain conflict, a narrative both tired and overly simplistic. While strategic importance is undeniable, it does not equate to uninvestability.