Add to ORKGThe three different sets of economic policies followed in India since independence are usually known as pro-socialist (1950-80), pro-indigenous business (1980-90) and pro-market (1991 onwards). Economists and planners who hail the pro-market policies criticise the previous ones and make tall claims about the performance of the economy after 1991. They dub those who disagree as orthodox leftists who oppose industrial development. Under this scenario, this article briefly examines the focus and results of the three different policies, their impacts on the health of the economy and the life of the people, and today’s socialist challenge
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The present research paper aims to study impact of economic reforms on India. The research has found...
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When India embraced systematic economic reforms in 1991 and began opening its economy to both domest...
In the 75 years since independence, the Indian economy has had many highs and lows. After surpassing...
The paper elaborates on changing economic paradigms in India over the past six decades that finally ...
India has tried some economic policy models since independence to spread the benefits of development...
After acquiring independence in 1947, India was primarily a command and control kind of economy work...
Reforms and Economic Transformation in India is the second volume in the series Studies in Indian Ec...
This study focuses on the issue of economic reforms and its impact on industrialisation in India. Ho...
Since independence, India had followed the mixed economy framework by combining the advantages of th...
economic liberalization arguably began in the early 1980s, when the Indira Gandhi government abandon...
In the discussion of economic reforms in academia as well as the media in India one finds a big gulf...
The experience of economic liberalisation began to be felt by every common person in India during t...
Since the pro-market reforms were launched, the Indian economy has grown from 4.7% in the 1990 to 9%...
This paper on the Indian reform process and the implications of the South-East Asian crisis gives an...
The present research paper aims to study impact of economic reforms on India. The research has found...
This paper examines the interaction of socialist ideas and doctrines with Indian economic policy-mak...
When India embraced systematic economic reforms in 1991 and began opening its economy to both domest...
In the 75 years since independence, the Indian economy has had many highs and lows. After surpassing...
The paper elaborates on changing economic paradigms in India over the past six decades that finally ...
India has tried some economic policy models since independence to spread the benefits of development...