Premier Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) efforts to come up with measures this week to take on "five shortages" in Taiwan's industrial development are drawing mixed responses, while many in the industry praised him as a pragmatic official who was willing seriously to address thorny issues the country has faced for some time.
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