Fill in the blank with the most appropriate alternative (Any Six): (a) The concepts .............. was not a part of the economic reforms under the New Economic Policy (NEP). (b) T... Fill in the blank with the most appropriate alternative (Any Six): (a) The concepts .............. was not a part of the economic reforms under the New Economic Policy (NEP). (b) The economic reforms under the New Economic Policy (NEP) formally introduced in .............. in India. (c) .............. among the following is the causes of Regional Imbalances. (d) .............. is not a scheme offered by MUDRA bank. (e) Internal sources of capital are those that are .............. . (f) .............. is not an agro-based industry.
Understand the Problem
The question appears to be a fill-in-the-blank quiz related to economic reforms and policies under the New Economic Policy (NEP) in India. It asks for the most appropriate alternatives for various statements regarding concepts and schemes associated with the NEP.
Answer
["Centralization","July 1991","Disparities in Agricultural Growth","Jeevan","Generated within the business","Software industry"]
["(a) Centralization","(b) July 1991","(c) Disparities in Agricultural Growth","(d) Jeevan","(e) Generated within the business","(f) Software industry"]
Answer for screen readers
["(a) Centralization","(b) July 1991","(c) Disparities in Agricultural Growth","(d) Jeevan","(e) Generated within the business","(f) Software industry"]
More Information
The New Economic Policy (NEP) in India was formalized in July 1991, focusing on liberalization, privatization, and globalization while de-emphasizing centralization. `MUDRA bank offers various schemes such as Shishu, Shakti, and Kishor. Internal sources of capital are generated within the business, and software industry is not agro-based.
Tips
Ensure to differentiate between internal and external sources of capital and understand the classification of industries based on their source of raw materials.
Sources
- MCQs on Economic Reforms in India - BYJU'S - byjus.com
- [PDF] India in the 1980s and 1990s: A Triumph of Reforms - imf.org
- New Economic Policy - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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