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November 7, 2022
Despite its English-speaking, low-cost, and well-educated technical labor force, India historically has not been a popular location to establish export-oriented manufacturing. But today, many companies are now making decisions to invest in manufacturing in India that can both accommodate growing domestic demand and serve as an export base.
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