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How was India affected by increased global interaction?

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arsen [322]3 years ago

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Answer:

⇒ Abolition of Industrial licensing Policy.

⇒ Free access to foreign technology

⇒ Abolition of Government control over capital issues and

creation of SEBI to encourage equity culture in India.

⇒ Reduction in industries reserved for public sector.

⇒ Decision to go for partial disinvestment in public sector enterprises

Explanation:

⇒ Abolition of Industrial licensing Policy.

⇒ Free access to foreign technology

⇒ Abolition of Government control over capital issues and

creation of SEBI to encourage equity culture in India.

⇒ Reduction in industries reserved for public sector.

⇒ Decision to go for partial disinvestment in public sector enterprises

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