Ungated Post | 06 Nov 2020
The Economic Impact of Huawei in Europe
This study, commissioned by Huawei, seeks to quantify the company’s “total economic impact” throughout Europe, through both its operations and the “knock-on effects” of demand for European products in the supply chains of Huawei’s European and global operations.
By using our Global Economic Impact Model to trace the company’s pan-European supply chains, we find, that in 2019, Huawei contributed a €16.4 billion contribution to Europe’s GDP, sustained 224,300 jobs and supported the generation of €6.6 billion in tax revenues.
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