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government has given private enterprises free access to public sector

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Answered by rk2250297
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When India gained independence in 1947, the economic condition of the country was very poor. There were hardly any public sector enterprises other than the Railways and the Postal Services. It was determined that going forward public sector would play a big hand in our economic development. And then again in the 1990’s the trend changed again. So let us take a more detailed look at the changing role of public sector.

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Changing Role of Public Sector

When India gained independence in 1947, the economic condition of the country was very poor. There were hardly any public sector enterprises other than the Railways and the Postal Services. It was determined that going forward public sector would play a big hand in our economic development. And then again in the 1990’s the trend changed again. So let us take a more detailed look at the changing role of public sector.

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Changing Role of Public Sector

As we know that in 1991 India opened up its economy and started the process of globalization. But also, through the same changes in economic policies, we embraced privatization. Up until then in the post-independence period, the public sector was an integral part of the development and progress of our country.

The government took the responsibility of investing huge capital in infrastructure and manufacturing industries. The private sector was not equipped to handle such immense projects with heavy capital inflow and long gestation periods. So the central and state governments relied on public enterprises to provide thee services to the economy.

Answered by gowrinanda
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Explanation:

When India gained independence in 1947, the economic condition of the country was very poor. There were hardly any public sector enterprises other than the Railways and the Postal Services. It was determined that going forward public sector would play a big hand in our economic development. And then again in the 1990’s the trend changed again. So let us take a more detailed look at the changing role of public sector.

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