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autarky

National economic policy that aims at achieving self-sufficiency.
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The domestic market is still dwarfed by the export market but it is growing at a much faster pace as India's relatively closed economy has been less hard hit by the global slowdown.
India's outsourcing sector hits tough times by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
The domestic market is still dwarfed by the export market but it is growing at a much faster pace as India's relatively closed economy has been less hard hit by the global slowdown.
India's outsourcing sector hits tough times by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
The domestic market is still dwarfed by the export market but it is growing at a much faster pace as India's relatively closed economy has been less hard hit by the global slowdown.
India's outsourcing sector hits tough times by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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