Feasibility depends on the characteristics of the industry and the financial situation of the enterprise itself. According to the questions raised by the landlord, I guess the landlord is not a labor-intensive industry, but also in the coastal or eastern economically developed areas. If you want to reduce costs and obtain excess profits, foreign investment is a feasible way, but you must make a comprehensive analysis of market conditions, industrial environment, industry characteristics and enterprise capabilities, and draw relevant feasibility reports before you can take further action. For labor-intensive industries, we can choose the populous and underdeveloped areas such as the west as the destination of industrial transfer, and there should also be relevant policy support for the majors of such industries. For industry restrictions, it depends on specific industries. Some industries need convenient transportation to deliver products in time, so underdeveloped areas with dense population and inconvenient transportation may not meet this condition, and industries that rely on raw materials far from the origin of raw materials will also have difficulties in development. In short, concrete analysis of specific problems ~