Direct and Active State Participation (1950-1990):
- Industrial Policy Resolutions (IPR): The IPR of 1956 emphasized public sector dominance in industries like steel, energy, and heavy machinery. The state took responsibility for setting up industries that required heavy investment.
- Balanced Regional Development: The government actively set up industries in backward regions to reduce regional disparities.
- Infrastructure Development: State intervention was essential for creating infrastructure such as transport, power, and communication networks.
- Employment Generation and Social Equity: Industrial policies during this period aimed at providing employment and reducing income inequalities. Thus, the direct participation of the state was crucial for laying the foundation of India's industrial development during this period.
Read the following statements carefully:
Statement 1: Expost savings and Expost investments are equal at all levels of income.
Statement 2: Under the effective demand principle, the equilibrium output is equal to exante Aggregate Demand (AD). In the light of the given statements, choose the correct alternative from the following:
The measurement of Balance of Payments deficit is based on ……. transactions.
If in an economy the initial deposits are Rs.4,000 crore and Reserve Ratio (RR) is 10 percent. The value of total deposit created would be Rs. ______ crore.