Domestic substitution refers to replacing imported goods or services with locally produced alternatives. Governments use it to boost local industries, reduce trade deficits, and enhance self-reliance. Manufacturers benefit from increased demand, while consumers gain from potentially lower costs and supply chain stability, though quality and innovation may initially lag behind foreign counterparts.
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