One significant effect of liberalization in the industrial sector is increased competition, forcing companies to improve efficiency, quality, and customer service to remain competitive in the market.
Liberalisation in the industrial sector typically results in increased competition among businesses.
It allows foreign companies to enter the domestic market, providing more choices for consumers and forcing local companies to improve their products and services.
Increased competition can drive innovation and efficiency as companies strive to maintain or improve their market position.
It encourages foreign direct investment (FDI), bringing in capital, technology, and expertise from other countries.