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Globalisation Concept Map
The map in words
- Globalisation
- Meaning
- Economic Integration
- Opening Economy
- Global Connection
- Channels
- Trade Liberalisation
- Remove Import Barriers
- Reduce Tariffs
- Foreign Investment
- FDI Inflows
- MNC Entry
- Technology Transfer
- Advanced Technology
- Innovation
- Trade Liberalisation
- Effects on India
- Positive
- Higher GDP Growth
- Increased Trade
- More Jobs in IT
- Better Technology
- Negative
- Increased Competition
- Some Job Losses
- Market Volatility
- Positive
- Key Reforms
- Exchange Rate Changes
- Import Liberalisation
- FDI Policy
- WTO Membership
- Meaning
Globalisation Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Globalisation
- New Economic Policy 1991
- Liberalisation
- Privatisation
- Globalisation
- Meaning and Channels
- Trade Liberalisation
- Foreign Investment
- Technology Transfer
- Effects
- Positive Effects
- World Trade Expansion
- Capital Flow Increase
- Technology Transfer
- Economic Prosperity
- Negative Effects
- Vulnerability
- Market Volatility
- Positive Effects
- Need for India
- Pre-1991 Weaknesses
- Foreign Exchange Crisis
- IMF World Bank Conditions
- USSR Fall
- Implementation Policies
- Exchange Rate Reforms
- Import Liberalisation
- FDI Promotion
- Technology Flow
- Impact on India
- Higher Growth Rates
- Trade Expansion
- FDI Increase
- Forex Reserves Growth
- Industry Effects
- IT BPO Emergence
- Advanced Technology
- Job Creation
- Global Competition
- WTO
- International Trade Rules
- 164 Member Countries
- India as Founder Member
- New Economic Policy 1991
Globalisation Concept Overview
The map in words
- Globalisation
- Definition
- Economic Integration
- International Trade
- Capital Flows
- Technology Transfer
- Channels
- Trade Liberalisation
- Import Duties Reduction
- Licensing Removal
- Quota Abolition
- Investment Liberalisation
- FDI Policies
- MNC Entry
- Capital Flows
- Technology Transfer
- Advanced Technology
- Knowledge Sharing
- Innovation Access
- Trade Liberalisation
- Impact on India
- Economic Growth
- Higher GDP Growth
- Increased Per Capita Income
- Global Ranking Improvement
- Trade Expansion
- Export Growth
- Import Growth
- Trade to GDP Ratio
- Investment Inflows
- FDI Increase
- Foreign Exchange Reserves
- Industrial Investment
- Economic Growth
- Challenges
- Competition
- MNC Dominance
- Domestic Industry Pressure
- Market Share Loss
- Vulnerability
- External Shocks
- Crisis Transmission
- Dependency Risks
- Competition
- Definition
Globalisation
The map in words
- Globalisation
- Meaning of Globalisation
- LPG Reforms
- Liberalisation
- Privatisation
- Channels of Globalisation
- Globalisation in India
- Need for Globalisation
- Foreign Exchange Crisis
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