India ranks 47th in OECD's services trade restrictiveness index

India ranks 47th in OECD's services trade restrictiveness index

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Category : International Published on: February 20 2023

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  • The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recently released the Services Trade Restrictiveness Index. 
  • India ranked 47th. Last year, India was in the 46th position. 
  • Unfortunately, India remains among the bottom five countries in the ranking. 
  • Russia was in the 48th position due to its war with Ukraine.
  • This year STRI covered around 50 countries. Japan was ranked topmost. It was followed by UK, Netherlands, Czech, and Chile in second, third, fourth, and fifth places respectively.
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