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Indian Economy: BY-Renu Antil Nikita Nigam
Indian Economy: BY-Renu Antil Nikita Nigam
BY-
RENU ANTIL
NIKITA NIGAM
1.STRUCTURE OF INDIAN
ECONOMY
UNDERDEVELOPED OR DEVELOPING
ECONOMY—
In general, those countries which have real
per capita incomes less than a quarter of
united states, are underdeveloped countries.
The term
‘Developing Economies’ means countries
though still undeveloped, the process of
development has been initiated.
CHARACTERSTICS OF INDIAN
ECONOMY AS DEVELOPING ECONOMY
”A National Income
estimate measures the volume of
commodities & services turned out during
a given period, counted without
duplication.”
SHARE OF GDP BY INDUSTRY OF
ORIGIN
1950-51
15.0%
Agricul
ture
55.4% Industri
es
29.6% Service
s
2008-09
2008-09
16.9%
Agriculture
industry
57.3% services
25.8%
LIMITATIONS OE NATIONAL
INCOME ESTIMATION IN INDIA
Output of non-monetised sector
No data available of income of small
producers
No data on income distribution
Unreported illegal income
HUMAN RESOURCE
Birth rate
Death rate
Infant mortality rate
Age Composition
Sex ratio-
(1901- 972 females/1000 males)
(2001- 933 famales/1000males)
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
1. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX-
- Life expectancy at birth
- Adult literacy rate
- standard of living as GDP Per Capita
2. GENDER RELATED
DEVELOPEMENT-(inequalities b/w men
&women)
3. HUMAN POVERTY INDEX-longetivity,
knowledge decent living standard
NATURAL RESOURCES
Land resources
Forest resources
Water resources fisheries
Mineral resources
INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDIA
Energy
Power
Transport system in india
Civil Aviation
Communication system in india
2. PLANNING & ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENY
INDUSTRIAL POLICY- fiscal
policy,monetory policy, tariff policy &
government attitude towards towards
external essistance &public & private
sector.
Public sector & Indian planning
Privatization
Globalization
Foreign capital, Aid
3. AGRICULTURE IN THE
NATIONAL ECONOMY
Food Security
Irrigation
Land Reforms
Agricultural marketing &warehousing
Agricultural Labour
4. INDIAN INDUSTRIES
INDUSTRIAL PATTERN
cotton industry
jute industry
sugar industry
cement industry
paper industry
Automobiles industry
SMALL SCALEENTERPRISES
LABOUR PROBLEMS &LABOUR POLICY
5. TERTIARY SECTOR IN INDIAN
ECONOMY
Foreign trade of india
Special economic zones
GATT, WTO & Indian foreign trade
Indian financial system
RBI & Money management
Government Subsidies
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