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Make in India gains remain limited to a handful of sectors, with patchy impact
The brief
- Recent government incentive schemes have seen some success
- Gains are limited to a handful of sectors
- Manufacturing incentives have delivered uneven gains for Indian manufacturers and employment
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Make in India’s manufacturing progress
At Make in India’s 12-year mark, reports describe a shift toward stronger domestic supply chains, technology and global competitiveness. They also note patchy effects on growth, jobs and global share, and continuing gaps with China in scale, energy and capital expenditure.
Friday, 25 September
- Make in India gains remain limited to a handful of sectors, with patchy impact