Indian Economy Post Globalization

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Indian Economy Post Globalization Group IV Babu Venkatesh (1403003), Anirudh Menon (1403001), Keerthi Kumar Challa (1403011), Santhanam (1404004), Praveen.R (1403019) Abstract On July 24, 1991, India instituted a series of ongoing economic reform under the leadership of P. V. Narasimha Rao, which is now known as the Economic Liberalization of 1991. The project would compare the LPG (Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization) of the economy, what Acts were passed to ally this economic reform, failure of execution of the plan laid by Narasinha Rao in the consequent years by ruling government, exponential growth of capital markets, how was the government running the economy from 1947 to 1991 and the next generation international reforms that made India as one of the darling of international economy. The study will also do sectorial comparison and global contribution of India’s GDP to the internal economy.

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  • Indian Economy Post Globalization

    Group IV

    Babu Venkatesh (1403003), Anirudh Menon (1403001), Keerthi Kumar

    Challa (1403011), Santhanam (1404004), Praveen.R (1403019)

    Abstract

    On July 24, 1991, India instituted a series of ongoing economic reform under the leadership of P.

    V. Narasimha Rao, which is now known as the Economic Liberalization of 1991. The project

    would compare the LPG (Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization) of the economy, what

    Acts were passed to ally this economic reform, failure of execution of the plan laid by Narasinha

    Rao in the consequent years by ruling government, exponential growth of capital markets, how

    was the government running the economy from 1947 to 1991 and the next generation

    international reforms that made India as one of the darling of international economy. The study

    will also do sectorial comparison and global contribution of Indias GDP to the internal

    economy.

  • Proposed Project Methodology:

    Secondary data from government databases

    Secondary data from research and economic forums

    Newspaper and magazine articles

    Interviews with economists including professional establishments

    Proposed Learnings and Takeaways for the Team

    Understanding the Market Structure Dynamics: Growth and Turbulence

    Study secondary data of markets in India and assess the economic reforms laid by Govt

    of India

    Understand the economic growth model followed for liberalization of Indian economy in

    1991

    Reassure the technological restructuring, growth similarity with other countries, fluid

    global capital markets, integration of technology based governance and adapting to global

    economy to compete with the competitors

    Assess impacts of Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization in 1991

    Determine and consolidate the learning on outward economies and the theory for their

    success

    Assess the measures taken to increase productivity and employment

    Assess the promotion of Foreign Direct investments as a mean to impart liberalization

    and globalization of the Indian economy

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