Which of the following was NOT a result of import substitution policies in North Africa/Southwest Asia beginning in the 1950s?

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Import substitution policies were economic strategies aimed at reducing foreign dependency by encouraging local production of industrialized products. The refusal to follow these policies based on shari'a law is not a documented outcome of import substitution in North Africa/Southwest Asia. The other options (A, C, D) reflect some of the challenges and consequences faced by countries that adopted import substitution policies, such as production inefficiencies, low profits, and increased corruption due to expanded government control over the economy.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Result of Import