The world's factory is experiencing problems on the production line. In recent months, China's manufacturing sector has fallen on hard times as exporters are increasingly hit by the rising renminbi, the new labour law, and pre-Olympic, draconian visa restrictions that keep buyers out of the country.rnAs manufacturing capital seeks greener pastures, many are looking for a lower cost alternative to China and this looks like increasingly good news for the Middle Kingdom's small neighbour, Vietnam.rnWith much of this capital landing in Vietnam, it begs the question whether the country has the infrastructure necessary to process the manufacturing growth? Overall, predictions for the country's economy are positive, but infrastructure gaps continue to present significant issues for future development.
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