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- Despite moving up one spot from the previous year, India still remains in the bottom five countries.
- The report covers regulations related to strategic services such as freight transport, accounting, legal services, and more.
- Japan secured the top spot in the ranking, while Indonesia, Thailand, Russia, and India were at the bottommost positions.
- The ranking of countries was based on their restrictions on the development of strategic services.
- India moved up one spot due to the privatization of Air India and the elimination of pricing guidelines for share transfer between non-residents and residents, which eased the economic stakeholders.
Question:
Q.1 Which country secured the top position in the Services Trade Restrictiveness Index?
a. India
b. UK
c. Netherlands
d. Japan
a. India
b. UK
c. Netherlands
d. Japan