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Jan 2024
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113 - Can India Replace China in the Glo...

THE RED LINE
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Businesses considering the great decoupling from China face the dilemma of finding a new manufacturing hub, with India emerging as a popular choice due to its large workforce, affordable labour, and investor-friendly leadership. However, a closer examination reveals complexities in India's economy, raising questions about its readiness to replace China as th ... Show More
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