growth in exports 2) political uncertainties which may inhibit investments and consumptions and 3) high level of household debts still limiting consumptions. For the auto industry, expansion continued

trading partners, particularly China which may impose risks to the growth in exports 2) political uncertainties which may inhibit investments and consumptions and 3) high level of household debts still

may generally be exposed which, if not well- managed, can inhibit sustainability performance. These risks include overall human rights risks, risks pertaining to labour rights specifically within its

do not inhibit reasonable collaboration between shareholders or constructive dialogue more generally between investors and the entities in which they invest. © International Corporate Governance

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