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South Asian countries emphasize the manufacturing sector in their economic development plans, but breaking into manufacturing export markets at large scale may be an elusive goal. How can South Asia unlock the potential of services-led developments through digital technology to drive sustainable
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South Asian countries emphasize the manufacturing sector in their economic development plans, but breaking into manufacturing export markets at large scale may be an elusive goal. How can South Asia unlock the potential of services-led developments through digital technology to drive sustainable growth and shared prosperity in the post-COVID world? Watch our virtual sessions featuring academic paper discussions and a keynote lecture by Laura Alfaro, Warren Alpert Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School.
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