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The Economic Impact of Standards in the context of developing countries
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The Economic Impact of Standards in the context of developing countries

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Standards help create more efficient markets, facilitate international trade, and support innovation.

Previous research has examined the positive impact of standards on economic growth, though this has mostly focused on developed countries. The purpose of this study is to add to this evidence base by examining the impact of standards on the economic prosperity of six developing countries: Indonesia, Uganda, Senegal, Brazil, Colombia, and Jamaica.

One of the key objectives of this report was to review the research process, provide our professional view on the application and effectiveness of the methodology in each of the selected countries, and present any conclusions, lessons learned, and recommendations for future application.

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