India's Smartphone PLI Scheme: A Model for Industrial Policy Success

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India's smartphone PLI scheme transformed the nation into a manufacturing hub by attracting global value chains, boosting exports, and creating jobs.
The policy's success hinges on clear objectives, timely execution, and administrative support, offering vital lessons for future industrial strategies.

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India's smartphone PLI scheme transformed the nation into a manufacturing hub by attracting global value chains, boosting exports, and creating jobs. The policy's success hinges on clear objectives, timely execution, and administrative support, offering vital lessons for future industrial strategies.

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