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    The document outlines India's economic reforms and development. It discusses the liberalization, privatization, and globalization reforms in the 1990s that dismantled import controls, devalued currency, broke public sector monopolies and abolished the MRTP act. It notes that India now has the 4th largest economy by PPP and 11th largest by GDP. It lists several strengths like a young workforce, skilled professionals, and natural resources. Weaknesses include a bureaucratic government and poor infrastructure. Opportunities exist in knowledge economy, manufacturing, and generics while threats include outsourcing shifts and cost-efficient rivals.

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    The document outlines India's economic reforms and development. It discusses the liberalization, privatization, and globalization reforms in the 1990s that dismantled import controls, devalued currency, broke public sector monopolies and abolished the MRTP act. It notes that India now has the 4th largest economy by PPP and 11th largest by GDP. It lists several strengths like a young workforce, skilled professionals, and natural resources. Weaknesses include a bureaucratic government and poor infrastructure. Opportunities exist in knowledge economy, manufacturing, and generics while threats include outsourcing shifts and cost-efficient rivals.

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    of 11

    Anand Prakash Mpmir-1st Sem Roll No.

    -03

    Plan ning

    Agrari an Econo my

    Bank ing

    Indust ries

    Liberalisation Privatisation Globalisation

    1.Dismantling of Import Controls. 2.Devaluation Of Currency. 3.Breaking Public Sector Monopolies. 4. MRTP act Abolished. 5.Market Forces to Play Bigger Role,(CAC).

    1. 4th Largest by PPP. 2. 11th Largest Economy By GDP. 3. Youngest Demography in World. 4. Corporate Houses achieving Milestones 5. Cost Effective. 6. R & D hub. 7. Pool of Skilled Professionals. 8. Autonomy to PSUS. 9. IITS and IIMs. 10.Large Reserve of Coal, Iron Ore,Thorium,Mica.

    1.

    2.
    3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    Special Economic Zone's. Free Trade Agreements. Global Outsourcing Destination. Agro Products. FDI,FII inflows. Increase in Customer Base. Investment Education, Infrastructure. Nuclear Deal.

    Strengths
    1.Cost Efficient. 2.Young Demography. 3.Skilled Manpower. 4.Abundant Natural Resources.

    Weakness
    1.sapping bureaucracy. 2.Lousy Infrastructure. 3.Stringent Labor Laws. 4.Qualitative Manpower. 5.Federalism

    5. Government Initiatives.

    Opportunities'
    1.Knowledge Economy.
    2.Global Manufacturing Hub. 3.Generic Drug Manufacturer. 4.Govt. Spending on Infrastructure 5.Corporates going Global.

    Threats
    1.Shift Of Outsourcing. 2.Failure Of Socialist Programmes.

    3.Clamorous Democracy.
    4.Naxalism. 5.New Cost Efficient Rivals.

    For your Patience.

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