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Why did India undertake liberalization?
Why did India undertake liberalization?
- To overcome the crisis of the economy and to attain high rates of growth
- To overcome the financial crisis and to increase the global economic competitiveness (correct)
- To overcome the financial crisis and to have access to the resources to finance its growth
- To invest in other countries and to attain high rates of growth
Where was the first meeting of the 'World Social Forum' held in the year 2001 AD?
Where was the first meeting of the 'World Social Forum' held in the year 2001 AD?
- India
- None of these
- Brazil (correct)
- China
Which of these ideologies is based on the globalisation?
Which of these ideologies is based on the globalisation?
- Liberalism (correct)
- All-encompassing
- Anarchism
- Socialism
Where was the meeting of the 'World Social Forum' held in the year 2004 AD?
Where was the meeting of the 'World Social Forum' held in the year 2004 AD?
The new liberal globalization was initiated by which organization?
The new liberal globalization was initiated by which organization?
When did India adopt a new economic policy?
When did India adopt a new economic policy?
What is the nature of the Indian economy?
What is the nature of the Indian economy?
What is the concept of globalization?
What is the concept of globalization?
What are the processes involved in economic globalization?
What are the processes involved in economic globalization?
Explain the concept of “liberalization”.
Explain the concept of “liberalization”.
What are the main features of Globalization?
What are the main features of Globalization?
What are the main characteristics of the globalization process?
What are the main characteristics of the globalization process?
Flashcards
Globalization
Globalization
The interconnectedness of nations through economic, political, and cultural exchanges, leading to a shrinking world.
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development
A form of development focusing on meeting current needs without compromising the ability for future generations to meet their own.
Liberalization
Liberalization
Reducing or eliminating government restrictions on economic activities, especially in the private sector.
Free Market Economy
Free Market Economy
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Neo-Liberal Globalization
Neo-Liberal Globalization
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World Trade Organization (WTO)
World Trade Organization (WTO)
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World Social Forum (WSF)
World Social Forum (WSF)
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India's Globalization
India's Globalization
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Mixed Economy
Mixed Economy
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Sustainable Economic Growth
Sustainable Economic Growth
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Anti-Globalization Arguments
Anti-Globalization Arguments
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Benefits of Globalization
Benefits of Globalization
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Criticisms of Globalization
Criticisms of Globalization
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India's Economic Reforms
India's Economic Reforms
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Study Notes
Globalization
- Globalization is a complex process involving political, economic, and cultural factors.
- It has various motivations including higher economic growth and attracting foreign investment.
- Globalization's effects vary, with some individuals benefiting and others facing disadvantages.
World Social Forum
- The World Social Forum's first meeting was held in 2001.
- The location of the meeting was in Brazil.
Globalization Theory
- Globalization is based on the theory of liberalism.
- This theory emphasizes freedom and individual rights.
Sustainable Development
- Sustainable development prioritizes the needs of present generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Economic Liberalization
- Economic liberalization aims to grant private sectors greater autonomy in industrial operations.
- Liberalization involves reducing government regulations and restrictions on private activity.
Indian Economic Policies
- India adopted economic liberalization policies in the 1990s.
- The changes introduced were aimed to stimulate the economy through various policies.
Key Characteristics of Globalization
- Freely traded goods and services, capital, and labor.
- Free flow of information and investment.
- Increased international trade and exchange of ideas.
- Growing interdependency among nations.
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