The growth policies have to be pro-development and needs to be integrated into global trade practices.
The relation between economic growth and social progress represents a key to the development. In the current globalised world, economic growth is a fundamental requirement for the development of a country.
An economic growth is not a means to an end itself but it is designed to serve people, promote development and reduce disparity of income.
Therefore, creating jobs and incomes is crucial for development. The growth policies have to be pro-development and needs to be integrated into global trade practices.
A well-directed and structured economic reform would certainly attract foreign direct investment that would facilitate in creating employment opportunities for local talent.
Along with growth reforms, investment in innovations and technologies would also contribute to economic growth and employment.
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