Abstract

This study embarks on a mission to scrutinize the primary causes of global inflation and their subsequent impact on industrial upgrading in developing nations, all the while proposing efficacious strategies that could counterbalance the challenges presented by inflation. The broader aim is to trigger momentum towards industrial upgrading and economic development within these countries, specifically in the context of modern economic globalization.The study is situated against the backdrop of two key phenomena: the widespread occurrence of global inflation and the formidable challenges faced by developing countries. It employs robust research methodologies including comprehensive literature review to probe into the intricate relationship between inflation and industrial growth.The central objectives covering an extensive understanding of inflations specific influences on industrial upgrading and exploring potential remedies to mitigate adverse impacts.It has also emerged that inflation oftentimes unfolds new opportunities that can be exploited for economic growth. To leverage these opportunities and strive towards industrial upgrading and economic development, the study proposes multiple strategies for developing nations.By adopting these approaches, it may be possible to overcome the obstacles posed by inflation.

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