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Taiwan’s 2025 economy grew 7.37% on AI exports, but wage stagnation and rising costs left most workers behind.
Taiwan’s economy grew 7.37% in 2025, fueled by a 52% surge in AI-related exports, but gains are uneven, with traditional industries expanding just 1%.
Despite strong GDP, most workers see little improvement, as average wages stagnate at 47,751 NT$ ($1,510) while median income is much lower, 38,264 NT$, with 69.77% earning below average.
Over 7,000 workers faced furloughs in traditional sectors, and rising costs—especially for food and housing—erode purchasing power.
Experts warn of a deepening income divide, with high-tech growth failing to benefit the majority, prompting calls for policies to support struggling workers and industries.
La economía de Taiwán en 2025 creció un 7.37% en las exportaciones de IA, pero el estancamiento salarial y el aumento de los costos dejaron atrás a la mayoría de los trabajadores.