Economy, asked by saritasunar242, 3 months ago

what are the liberalisation reforms adopted in the industrial sector

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Answered by Simran200837

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Answer:

I. Abolition of Industrial Licensing. ...

II. Contraction of Public Sector. ...

III. De-reservation of Production Areas. ...

IV. Expansion of Production Capacity. ...

V. Freedom to Import Capital Goods. ...

I. Reducing various ratios. ...

II. Competition from new private banks. ...

III. Change in the role of RBI

Answered by safasufai

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Answer:

I. Abolition of Industrial Licensing. ...

II. Contraction of Public Sector. ...

III. De-reservation of Production Areas. ...

IV. Expansion of Production Capacity. ...

V. Freedom to Import

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