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Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation: An Appraisal

Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 11 · Economics

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1. Background of the 1991 Economic Crisis and Reforms

  • In 1991, India faced a serious economic crisis linked to external debt and a shortage of foreign exchange.
  • Foreign exchange reserves fell to a level not sufficient for even a fortnight.
  • The government could not make repayments on borrowings from abroad.
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2. Liberalisation

  • Liberalisation means removing unnecessary restrictions on economic activities.
  • Before reforms, industrial licensing controlled entry, production, closure, and output levels in many industries.
  • After reforms, industrial licensing was abolished for almost all industries.
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3. Privatisation and Public Sector Enterprises

  • Privatisation means shedding ownership or management of a government-owned enterprise.
  • Government companies can be converted into private companies by withdrawal of government ownership and management or by outright sale.
  • Disinvestment means privatisation of public sector enterprises by selling off part of the equity to the public.
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4. Globalisation and the World Economy

  • Globalisation means integration of the economy of a country with the world economy.
  • It creates networks and activities across economic, social, and geographical boundaries.
  • It makes events in one place affect activities far away.

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