ASEAN's Regional Production Networks Offer Lessons for Pakistan's Auto Industry
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has been recognized for its effective use of regional production networks, which have significantly contributed to the growth of the automotive sectors in countries like Thailand. This approach contrasts with India's strategy, which focused on building its auto sector behind consumer choice restrictions. The article suggests that Pakistan could benefit from considering ASEAN's model, although it faces challenges such as a smaller domestic market, weaker regional integration, and technological advancements that have moved beyond its current capabilities. 
