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Business Economics a New Syllabus Chapter

The document outlines the historical evolution of India's economy from pre-independence to post-independence, highlighting key economic philosophies, the impact of British colonial rule, and subsequent economic policies. It discusses the transition from an agrarian economy to industrialization, the challenges faced during various economic phases, and the role of government in shaping economic strategies. The text emphasizes the importance of revisiting and revising economic policies to address issues such as poverty, unemployment, and industrial growth.

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Business Economics a New Syllabus Chapter

The document outlines the historical evolution of India's economy from pre-independence to post-independence, highlighting key economic philosophies, the impact of British colonial rule, and subsequent economic policies. It discusses the transition from an agrarian economy to industrialization, the challenges faced during various economic phases, and the role of government in shaping economic strategies. The text emphasizes the importance of revisiting and revising economic policies to address issues such as poverty, unemployment, and industrial growth.

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A NEW SYLLABUS CHAPTER

BUSINESS ECONOMICS
CHAPTER 10 INDIAN ECONOMICS
-
* To learn thoroughly ,
one

must revise multiple times

Status
Pre-Independence of India
* Period D850-1947) :

1st =
17th centure AD

Medieval world
.
India-Largest Economy -

of Ancient +

Reliant
self
Control World Wet
Erd-4th
of

Village
-
City
-

seef sufficient
centre commerce
of
Pilgrim
Less
opportinely than
city .
Administration

Structure
> labor division
.
-

social-economic difference
as
per
race ,
gender ,
class

main source -

agriculture
.

skilled
handicraft
craftsmanor old.

Ancient Economic
*
Philosophy
Earliest Treatise Arthashastra
-

By Kautilya Chanakya
.

320-296 BE

Statecraft work-political philosophy


Handbook
for -King Chandragupta Marya (Founder-Maurya Empire)
Action for Political
Covered -
Directure (Kindom
g Reign)+ Concern

ethical consideration
no
regard to
-
Artha-wealth
+

related
-
all material well
being topics
,
Artha -
Science ->Artha (material
Shastra
prosperity)
subsistence
humanely
>
-
means >

of of
wealth
·
importance -
primary
-land-use activities
secondary properly +
agric
f
+
good harvest +
fill state's
beasury
Eoraffair taxes
private state owned busines
·
-
+

Kaulelya Writing multidiscipline


-
* : .

(politics , economics ,
military diplomacy
, ,

state
funcion ,
social
organisation)
True
KingshipI ruler's subordination

meaning To -

His own desire tambition

For
people greatest good
-

-vital elements this Farmland Treasury


of King
=

minister Fortresses
philosophy military
Allies
British
Shift in Economic
History - Advent
of European
+

1757 -
1858 1858-1947 1947-1991

Rule East India Co British Gov


of
.

Post

Cater
half of 18 century) independence .

#
Cupto major
British Economic
Legacy of Reforms)
calionialem
-

Onset
of Industrial Revolution
/ Britain's
manef capably
increased

·
Their industries needed Raw Material + Market
for Finished Goods (FG)

·
Used India

India's Trade Reversed From


Enposter- Raw Mat
Foreign =>
·

of manufacture Exporter

Indian
Export
[Discriminatory
FG
Heavy Tariff
Britishly
·
:

Tariff policy by
Lower :
Import

Lost
competitivenes
·

Domestic demand a
·
Indian
handicraft Destroyed
- > Ext # .
fell
Lindigenous good)

Hostle impenal Indian


·

competiti Domestic demand


# with
Policy favour
many
t
Shift to
= .

British machine
Sekta
Foreign Goods
(Western
favoured culture) destroyed .
Village
O Internal balance-traditional
desto
village economy /handicraft +agricultive)
yed .

Impacts
-

d
Unempl
·
.

·
alternate Source X
Livelihood
agriculture
· = now

cheap + Machine made


·

Britain and pressure


import from
·

·
sub division 4
shift Western INDIAN
· Fashion
fragmentation
·
Domestre industries d ·
subsistence
AGRICULTURE
farming
·

productivity d
COLLAPSED
·
land tenure-Zamindari system -
·

poverty
- ·
land demand
A class who perpetuated under
Unancy
·

arose

ie took forward Brelish Rule

·
Zamindar -

Excess rent

·
absenter Landlordisin
·

agriculturist debt

exploitor money lender


measures X
·

productivity

Industrialization British Rule A


During
*

stagnated
based production before 1850
factory
·
no

mid
Modern Industrial enterprisis Colonial India-started 19 cent
-
·
Ind
-onmilig e
-
Jeste Mills ·

expanded Calcutta
Brewing
I
-
in ,

International
competitivenes will
·

demand paper
global rope
·

Indian Colton mill leather


Industry making
·

late 19th C :
Large 9 million
spindles matches rice
·

=
in 1930 ,

International Market ↓ mill ,


5th
·

position World .

Have
19th c end Indian Jute en
·
·
:

World growth insufficient


Largest India
. Ind
Industry
·
-

J
highest jute Raw Mat
·
No
transformation in Eco structure By British a
Manuf sector (not SS1 cottage) Oth World Rank
·
,
·

NDPshare =
% bad (1946)
7
coutput -

1930)

Factory employm share %


·

=> 1900 : 0 4
.
% Population 1941 = 1 .

4%

industries
20th cent
Beginning producer goods
. -
-

No
-

expansion &
SomeInd-Global standard
·

(goods to produce othergoods)


·

Before Great Depression 12th


:
-

Reason British Discouraged


:

Rank -

Largest industrialized & made Bad Policy for


country
-

those Indian Ind =>


competition with British .

Post
Independence (1947-91)
·
situation
-

India-rural illiterate
deeply stratified heterogenous society
·

, ,
,

1951 :
Literacy = 18 %, life =
32y

poverty
income

human
capital
·
Nehruvian Model-
-
social economic redistribution + industrialization
I

directed state
by
·

Post Indep
dominated
Policy
-
·
·

core
of Ind .

Eo
Developmentalized Planni
·

Policymade-reach rapid growth +


Early
-
Distributor Justus
- - -

Commission
·

Planning

India PCI .
formed
·

5 year Plans

Political Do investment
Leadership authority-
·
> C4 #
-

design
. Eco
spalegy (with Put sectors

RapidIndustrialization-core =
Nehru Develop $pategy
Industrialist
Planned Modernisation systematic planning support
·
=> -

Bureaucrat Visioned= State has


+ Technocrat imp role
·
= .

Resolution (1948)
* Industrial
Policy -

roll
of public
sects

Licensing to Put sectar

stratgic areas-atomic

3
energy
·

ammunition
.
monopoly
arms state
,

railway
investment in basic
right to new
industry.
-

1950's aim Mehre vision Gandhiens


policy >
· -

+
socialist+
cottage
·

SSI , ,

heavy industry
Village republic
.

* IPR (1956) :
comprehensive framework-ind. develops .

sid
ButLopsided -
can antage
-

-
Expansion of public sector
Private

- neae
a
Of
Be Till Late 1950
open Foreign
Must
Policy +
Open Trade
Policy
G 1958 :
Bopcrisis
,
Forex Deplete .

Trade
zigtened
:

Investment reduced
.

Licensing new investment of


Cap Goods
.

import control until 1966.

·
1-1980 3 decade post independence
.

3 5%
India any annul GDP growth % =
Hindu
g. rate
= .

Agriculture -
less
focus ,
not
negent
1 5 decade
focus capgood- (dam powerplant heavy ind)
. -

, ,

Consumer X goods

* A1960

in Ind Eco strategy


Major shifft .

Agriculture -
tell now
= no
priority (2ndplan)
d
-

expenditure
relied on > instlutional model
.
strategy >
= =
-

Land
reform / farm cooperatio
-
Tech Areas
- /R & D , Irrigation) X
&
-

Producturly
#
failed (1966 67)
monsoon + 2 severe
drought ,

agri sector = ()
growth , food problem

aid (PL 480) scheme


Us
food
H

needed : Quantum
jimep
-
high priority needed
.

Policies
*
Change in
Gout .

Productive Actuates
Old Institution
change X
* Green Revolution
-
agric prods tech food prod
"
*
progress
,

food problem t
&
Meanwhile
, In Trade
Industry
Gort- Extra Admen control

Nationalization WAVE

Banks nationalized 14 (1969) 6 (1980)


-

Interventionist Policies (1960).


Economic
1965-81 Performance
External shock
Worst in
History productuerly ↓ ·
·

3 war (1962 , 65 71)


License
Ray
&
· ,

1960 700
,

autarchic policies ·

Droughts (1966 , 67

Closed missed world


so
/1973 79)
·

economy Oil shock


-

· ,

nep
I
Results Decelerated Growth I decades

More
-
Bad deluations :

Polices Equitable Distribution


of Income , Wealth
·

of
killed Wealth creation Anti
growth
=

MRTPAct 1969
regulated Big firm /Powerful in market
· -
-

Restricted them- License ,


capacity cannot add M&A ,

acouiselin
merger ,

Big busines avoided


entry from such industries

SIS (Small scale sector)


17 Reservation Policy -

many product
- SSS

aim Labor intensive ↑


economy
· :

: Redistribute income to -low wage earner


Result
T
India-World compete X

cannot do labor intensive


Big firm industry X
. -labor intensive
laws
Tough labor industry can't
go

org. sector
in

-
·
Policymaker-realised
- : these policies productive X
industrialist
+
growth X

EFORM ERA

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