As per this approach,
Increase in GDP will generate income for all sections of society including poor
Focus of govt is on Rapid Economic Growth by:
Setting up New Industries
Reforms in Agriculture
Developing Infrastructure
All this will lead to increase in GDP as well as per capita income
This income will be earned by all sections of society including poor
Example
When economy will grow, there will be more job opportunities and hence poor will get job
Note-Growth oriented Approach is based on theory OF 'Tricked Down Affect'
What is Trickle Down Affect
As per this theory
If Income and Savings of Rich Increase
They will spend more and employ more people
Hence income of Poor will also increase
Has Growth Oriented Approach for Poverty Alleviation being successful?
or
Has benefit of Economic Growth trickled down to poors?
No
Economic Growth in India has increased income inequality
Rich have become more rich while poor have become more poor
Also Green Revoution has benefitted large farmers more than small farmers
Also economic reforms of 1991 have failed to generate more jobs
Hence, benefit of economic growth have not tricked down to the poor sections of society
NCERT Questions
Question 11
If you live in an urban area, you may notice people live in slums, on the roadsides, near railway stations and near bus
stands.
Suggest a few measures to improve their living conditions.
-a-
Few measures to improve their living conditions:
- Encouraging parents to send their children to schools to study
- Providing minimum financial support to the families wherever possible
- Making them aware of the industry demanded skills that can generate employment for them
- Helping them improve their communication techniques
- Telling them about all the government provisions that are available for them
MCQ Other Books
Question 1
In the following questions, select the correct answers:
Which of the following was the reason for failure of Growth Oriented approach?
- Green Revoution has benefitted large farmers more than small farmers
- Rich have become more rich while poor have become more poor
- Economic reforms of 1991 have failed to generate more jobs
- All of these
D. All of these
Explanation
Economic Growth in India has increased income inequality
Rich have become more rich while poor have become more poor
Also Green Revoution has benefitted large farmers more than small farmers
Also economic reforms of 1991 have failed to generate more jobs
Hence, benefit of economic growth have not tricked down to the poor sections of society