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A dominant design is:
Reverse Innovation
The process where goods developed as inexpensive models to meet the needs of developing nations are then repackaged as low-cost innovative goods for Western markets.
Emerging Markets
Economies in the process of rapid industrialization and exhibiting high rates of growth and investment potential.
Income Pyramid
A graphical representation of the distribution of income across different segments of society, often showing a wide base of low-income individuals and a narrow top of high-income earners.
Base Of The Pyramid
A concept that targets the largest but poorest socio-economic groups in a given population, focusing on providing affordable products and services.
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