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The author is Chair, Institute for Competitiveness, India
There is a culture of thrifting, recycling, reusing, and mindful consumption. Nevertheless, inequality, poverty, and lack of access to resources increase the mental burden of survival concerns, leaving little space to make sustainable life choices – especially when they require more awareness or initial capital
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Traded clusters, such as the IT industry in Bengaluru, the video production and distribution industry in Mumbai, and the financial services industry in New York City, are thought to be the driving forces behind regional prosperity. Local clusters, on the other hand, are dispersed throughout the country, mirroring the spread of general economic activity and serving the demands of regional markets
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Well-intentioned policies will yield more significant tangible advantages if they are implemented across the board with knowledge and support. The recently unveiled National Logistics Policy is one example of how India is prioritising the execution of policies
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The secret is to comprehend where they are required and where resource allocation in an economy is best served by competitive marketplaces. India has advanced significantly. India is enhancing the solid foundations of its competitiveness
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India’s approach will certainly have an impact on the rest of the world in the following decades. Long-term economic success for India rests on its ability to create a clear national value proposition that identifies the opportunities and features of its business environment
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It becomes important for the broadcasting industry to reduce its dependency on the television rating agency and advertisement revenue by concretising alternative revenue models
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Often sprouting of slums is seen as an inevitable consequence of rapid urbanisation. But it is primarily market and policy failure that hinder investments in the slum
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The strength of the competitiveness notion lies in its emphasis on attaining sustained prosperity by focusing on making the available pool of labour productive and unlocking the reserves of potential labour as well
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Recently there has been talk of setting up an interministerial panel on FTAs to iron out differences between ministries and fast-track trade agreements
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One of the most highlighted concerns regarding the television measurement rating is the inability of the rating system to capture the changing dynamics of the television industry itself
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