The following are some countries and regions where labor is relatively cheap and suitable for manual labor positions： **Asia:** ***China:**Although wages have risen in recent years, China still has a large amount of cheap labor, especially in the manufacturing and construction industries. ***India: ** India has a large young population and low labor costs, making it suitable for labor-intensive industries such as textiles, clothing, and electronic assembly. *** Vietnam: **Vietnam's labor costs are lower than that of China, and it has attracted a lot of foreign investment in recent years, especially in the manufacturing sector. ***Bangladesh:**Bangladesh has very low labor costs and is an important garment manufacturing center in the world. ***Indonesia: **Indonesia has rich labor resources and relatively low costs, which are suitable for manual labor positions such as agriculture and manufacturing. ***Philippines: **The Philippines has a high penetration rate of English and low labor costs. It is suitable for service industries such as call centers and business process outsourcing, as well as manual labor positions such as agriculture and fisheries. **Africa:** ***Ethiopia: **Ethiopia's labor costs are very low and it has attracted a lot of foreign investment in recent years, especially in the textile and garment manufacturing industries. ***Kenya:**Kenya's labor costs are relatively low and it is suitable for service industries such as agriculture and tourism. *** Nigeria: ** Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, with rich labor resources and relatively low costs. **America:** ***Mexico: **Mexico's labor cost is lower than that of the United States, close to the United States market, and suitable for manual labor positions such as manufacturing and agriculture. *** Central American countries such as Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador: ** These countries have low labor costs and are suitable for labor-intensive industries such as agriculture and textiles. **Europe:** ***Eastern European countries:**Such as Poland, Hungary, Romania and other countries, the labor cost is lower than that of Western European countries, and it is suitable for manual labor positions such as manufacturing and construction. **It should be noted that：** * Labor cost is only one factor for companies to choose investment locations. Other factors including political stability, infrastructure, laws and regulations, market access, etc. also need to be considered. * Although labor costs in some countries and regions are low, they may have low skill levels and low production efficiency. * In recent years, the global labor cost gap is narrowing, and wages in some countries and regions where labor costs are traditionally low are also rising. Hope the above information is helpful to you!