New Economic Policy means wide range of reforms introduced by the government in July 1991

Dr. Manmohan Singh was the Finance Minister at that time.

Main Objective:

1. Creating More Competitive Environment in Economy

2. Removing Barriers to Entry and Growth of Firms

New Exonomic Policy adopted by Indian Govt in 1991 Important Points - Teachoo.JPG

New Economic policy 19910Objective and Measures Adopted - Teachoo.JPG

Different Measures taken

Stabilization Measures

These were short term measures taken, whose objective was to:

Correct weakness in balance of payments

Reduce Inflation

 

Structural Reform Measures

They were long term measures, whose main objective was to:

Improve Efficiency of Economy

Increase International Competiveness

What are Stabilization and Structural Reform Measures in New Economic Policy 1991 - Teachoo.JPG

What are Stabilisation Measures of Indian Govt New Economic policy 1991 for short term issues - Teachoo.JPG

 

What are Streuctural Reform Measures of Indian Govt New Economic policy 1991 for short term issues - Teachoo.JPG

Different Policy Followed

They can be categorized into:

  1. Liberalization
  2. Privatization
  3. Globalization

 

Lets learn about them one by one

NCERT Questions

Question 3

What do you understand by devaluation of rupee?

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Question 1

In the following questions, select the correct answers:

Which of the following is a policy initiated under New Economic Policy?

  1. Liberalization
  2. Privatization
  3. Globalization
  4. Disinvestment
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Question 2

When was the New Economic Policy announced?

  1. June, 1991
  2. July, 1991
  3. August, 1991
  4. January, 1991
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Question 3

____ was the Indian Finance Minister in 1991, acknowledged for his capabilities to steer away the economic crisis

looming large on the erstwhile Indian economy.

  1. Dr. Subramanian Swamy
  2. Dr. Manmohan Singh
  3. Pranab Mukherjee
  4. Dr. Urjit Patel
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Question 4

Liberalized Industrial Policy was announced on:

  1. April 1, 1991
  2. May 1, 1991
  3. June 24, 1991
  4. July 24, 1991
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New Economic Policy, 1991 Something new (Different from Earlier Policies Followed till 1990 ) Different Economic Reforms & Measures (Both short term & long term) Policy of LPG Liberalization Privatization Globalization Introduced in 1991 By Indian Govt (PV Narsimha Rao - PM Manmohan Singh - FM) What was New Economic Policy? New Economic Policy means wide range of reforms introduced by the government in July 1991 Main Objective: Creating More Competitive Environment in Economy Removing Barriers to Entry and Growth of Firm What are Stabilization and Structural Reform Measures? Issues In Indian Economy Short Term Issues Weak Balance of Payment High Inflation For this, New Economic policy had Short Term Measures called Stabilization Measures Long Term Issues Economy Not Efficient Economy Not Internationally Competitive For this, New Economic policy had Long Term Measures called Structural Reform Measures Stabilization Measures (Short term Measures in New Economic Policy) Short Term Issues Weak Balance of Payment (Money flowing into country much more than money flowing out of country) High Inflation (High price of Essential Goods) Stabilization Measures Correct Weakness in Balance of Payments (Invite More Foreign Investment into India, bring Foreign Investment) Reduce Prices (Make Price of Essential Goods affordable)

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