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Meaning of Economic Reforms
"Economic reform" usually refers to
deregulation, or at times to
reduction in the size of government,
to remove distortions caused by
regulations or the presence of
government, rather than new or
increased regulations or government
programs to reduce distortions
caused by market failure.
Need of Economic Reforms In India
• Increase in Fiscal Deficit
• Increase in adverse balance of Payment
• Gulf Crisis
• Fall in foreign Exchange Reserve
• Rise in Prices
• Poor Performance of Public Sector
Role Of Manmohan Singh
In 1991, when Mr.Singh became the finance
minister, India was on the brink of bankruptcy.
By 1994, when he presented his historic
budget, the economy was well on its way to
recovery.
Mr.Singh , unshackled the country from the
bureaucratic controls and license-permit raj,
and took the economy to a high growth path
of 6-7 per cent during his five-
year stint at North Block.
Nearly 1 crore (10 million) new jobs were
created, an environment of liberalisation was
set in motion and the foundation of an
information technology and telecom
revolution was laid.
No power on
earth can
stop an idea
whose time
has come.”
Main Features Of Economic Reforms
Reforms
Liberalisation Privatisation Globalisation
LIBERALISATION
• Simply speaking liberalisation means to free to economy
from the controls imposed by the Govt. Before 1991,
Govt. had put many types of controls on Indian economy.
These were as follows:
(a) Industrial Licensing System
(b) Foreign exchange control
(c) Price control on goods
(d) Import License
Steps taken for Liberalization
(i) Independent determination of interest rate
(ii) Increase in the investment limit of the Small
Scale Industries
(iii) Freedom to import capital goods
(iv) Freedom to import Technical know-how
(v) Freedom for expansion and production to
Industries
(vi) Freedom from Monopolies Act
(vii) Removal of Industrial Licensing and
Registration
• Simply speaking, privatisation means permitting the
private sector to set up industries which were previously
reserved for the public sector. Under this policy many
PSU’s were sold to private sector.
• The main reason for privatisation was in currency of
PSU’s are running in losses due to political interference.
The managers cannot work independently. Production
capacity remained under-utilized. To increase
competition and efficiency need of privatisation was felt.
PRIVATISATION
Steps taken for Privatisation
1. Sale of shares
2. Disinvestment in PSU’s
3. Minimization of Public Sector
Number of industries reserved for
public sector was
reduced from 17 to 4.
(a) Transport and railway
(b) Mining of atomic minerals
(c) Atomic energy
(d) Defense equipment
GLOBALIZATION
Globalisation means the establishment of relations
of the economy with world economy in regard to
foreign investment, trade, production and financial
matters.
Globalisation may be defined as integrating the
economy of a country with the economies of other
countries under conditions of free-flow of trade
and capital and movement of persons across the
borders. Capital and technology will flow from the
developed countries of the world towards India.
Steps taken for Globalisation
(i) Reduction in tariffs
(ii) Long term Trade Policy
(iii) Partial Convertibility
(iv) Increase in Equity Limit of Foreign Investment
Types of Economic Reforms
1. Structural Reforms Initiatives
2. Fiscal Reforms
3. Infrastructure Reforms
4. Capital and Money Market Reforms
Achievements of Economic
Reforms in India
1. Increase in National Product
2. Foreign Investment
3. Agricultural Production
4. Foreign Currency Reserves
5. Fiscal Deficit
6. Imports
7. Deregulation of Interest Rate
8. Control of Inflation
Negative Effect of Reforms
• National sovereignty at stake leads to commercial
and Political Colonialism
• Transfers of natural resources
• Widening gap between rich and poor
• Decline demand for domestic products
• Fail to obey the labor laws
• Social inequality
• Farmer’s suicide rate
• Kills the domestic business
• The answer is quite clear: a glance at the evidence
that has gathered over the past decade-and-a-half of
economic reforms in India indicates that
globalisation and the resulting growth is one thing,
development quite another.
• Yet, it has brought up some challenges for the
country but it can be worked out.
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  • 2. Meaning of Economic Reforms "Economic reform" usually refers to deregulation, or at times to reduction in the size of government, to remove distortions caused by regulations or the presence of government, rather than new or increased regulations or government programs to reduce distortions caused by market failure.
  • 3. Need of Economic Reforms In India • Increase in Fiscal Deficit • Increase in adverse balance of Payment • Gulf Crisis • Fall in foreign Exchange Reserve • Rise in Prices • Poor Performance of Public Sector
  • 4. Role Of Manmohan Singh In 1991, when Mr.Singh became the finance minister, India was on the brink of bankruptcy. By 1994, when he presented his historic budget, the economy was well on its way to recovery. Mr.Singh , unshackled the country from the bureaucratic controls and license-permit raj, and took the economy to a high growth path of 6-7 per cent during his five- year stint at North Block. Nearly 1 crore (10 million) new jobs were created, an environment of liberalisation was set in motion and the foundation of an information technology and telecom revolution was laid. No power on earth can stop an idea whose time has come.”
  • 5. Main Features Of Economic Reforms Reforms Liberalisation Privatisation Globalisation
  • 6. LIBERALISATION • Simply speaking liberalisation means to free to economy from the controls imposed by the Govt. Before 1991, Govt. had put many types of controls on Indian economy. These were as follows: (a) Industrial Licensing System (b) Foreign exchange control (c) Price control on goods (d) Import License
  • 7. Steps taken for Liberalization (i) Independent determination of interest rate (ii) Increase in the investment limit of the Small Scale Industries (iii) Freedom to import capital goods (iv) Freedom to import Technical know-how (v) Freedom for expansion and production to Industries (vi) Freedom from Monopolies Act (vii) Removal of Industrial Licensing and Registration
  • 8. • Simply speaking, privatisation means permitting the private sector to set up industries which were previously reserved for the public sector. Under this policy many PSU’s were sold to private sector. • The main reason for privatisation was in currency of PSU’s are running in losses due to political interference. The managers cannot work independently. Production capacity remained under-utilized. To increase competition and efficiency need of privatisation was felt. PRIVATISATION
  • 9. Steps taken for Privatisation 1. Sale of shares 2. Disinvestment in PSU’s 3. Minimization of Public Sector Number of industries reserved for public sector was reduced from 17 to 4. (a) Transport and railway (b) Mining of atomic minerals (c) Atomic energy (d) Defense equipment
  • 10. GLOBALIZATION Globalisation means the establishment of relations of the economy with world economy in regard to foreign investment, trade, production and financial matters. Globalisation may be defined as integrating the economy of a country with the economies of other countries under conditions of free-flow of trade and capital and movement of persons across the borders. Capital and technology will flow from the developed countries of the world towards India.
  • 11. Steps taken for Globalisation (i) Reduction in tariffs (ii) Long term Trade Policy (iii) Partial Convertibility (iv) Increase in Equity Limit of Foreign Investment
  • 12. Types of Economic Reforms 1. Structural Reforms Initiatives 2. Fiscal Reforms 3. Infrastructure Reforms 4. Capital and Money Market Reforms
  • 13. Achievements of Economic Reforms in India 1. Increase in National Product 2. Foreign Investment 3. Agricultural Production 4. Foreign Currency Reserves 5. Fiscal Deficit 6. Imports 7. Deregulation of Interest Rate 8. Control of Inflation
  • 14. Negative Effect of Reforms • National sovereignty at stake leads to commercial and Political Colonialism • Transfers of natural resources • Widening gap between rich and poor • Decline demand for domestic products • Fail to obey the labor laws • Social inequality • Farmer’s suicide rate • Kills the domestic business
  • 15. • The answer is quite clear: a glance at the evidence that has gathered over the past decade-and-a-half of economic reforms in India indicates that globalisation and the resulting growth is one thing, development quite another. • Yet, it has brought up some challenges for the country but it can be worked out.