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Indian Economy 1950-1990
What is directive planning?
Directive planning refers to that system in which planning is introduced just to direct the forces of supply and demand so that system does not lose its stability or the state of equilibrium. In such a planning, there is no direct participation of the state in the process of growth. It is like the directing the private sector. 'What to do and What not to do' so that national interest does not suffer while individual gains are allowed to be maximized.
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What is mixed economy?
What is meant by economic growth?
What structural change undergoes with development of the economy?
Name the sectors from which the GDP of a country is derived.
On which idea is the policy of 'land to tiller' is based?
Where is the provision for economic and social planning in our Constitution?
Why is agriculture called the backbone of Indian Economy?
What is meant by agriculture?
What are the main causes of backwardness of Indian agriculture?
What do you mean by land reforms?
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