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Contrary to perceptions of fragility, Taiwan’s economy is best described as muscular and adaptable. It does not tremble on the brink of collapse but instead continues to thrive and push forward, leveraging its strategic reserves, robust institutions, and resilient industries.
This resilience makes Taiwan much like that quiet prepper friend—reliable, prepared, and quietly formidable during crises. While others may panic or falter, Taiwan’s steady resilience and adaptive capabilities make it a vital, though underappreciated, economic anchor in the region.