
Global value chain (GVC) is perceived by the developing countries to improve their manufacturing sector, with the help of their comparative advantage of cheap and skilled manpower. It is also seen by them as an opportunity to reduce the trade deficit.
For the path to GVC, an economy’s government and private sector should work in coordination to develop its domestic manufacturing companies to enable them to compete globally. This involves innovation coupled with skilling manpower and at the same time enabling competitive global access. Reducing the cost of compliance and developing infrastructure facilities also seems necessary on which India is in the front run.
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First Published: Fri, November 19 2021. 21:32 IST
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