“The goals of the AEC are to achieve higher levels of economic dynamism, sustained prosperity, inclusive growth and integrated development of ASEAN” [1]. Several interested parties are watching how closely to the blue print will the integration process unfold and whether the process will have the desired effects. Deutsche Bank Research (2013) expressed some skepticism about the smoothness of the transition, but in general reviewed positively the integration’s effect such as increasing trade, investment, and GDP [12]. The expected beneficiaries are the multinational corporations (MNC) due to cost savings because of less bureaucratic red tape, increased efficiency because of advantages of the regional networks, and productivity gains [12]. The winners are most likely companies with a regional presence, educated workers and the financial sector [12]. The negative impacts include the unskilled workers in higher wage countries, fiercer competition leading to tighter margins and economic bubble risks due to sudden rises in capital [12].