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Globalisation and
The Indian Economy
Globalisation
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Trade Barrier
New Economic Policy 1991
It liberalisation
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Positive Effect
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MNCs set up offices and factories for production in regions where they can
labour and other resources
get cheap .
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This is done so that the cost of production is low fat most 50 -
MNCs not
only sell its finished products globally but also the goods and services
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are produced
globally .
: An American
company manufactures its product in China , sells it in Europe and
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its call centre is in India .
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Interlinking Production Across countries : lcbse 20177
MNCs link the production process of different countries Some ways of .
interlinking
production across countries are :
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foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Investment made by a company based:
in our
country ( usually an MNC ) into a company based in another country
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Partnerships / Joint MNCs setup production unit jointly with some of the
Venture :
local companies of that region Local companies get new technology and money to
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contracts to local companiesMNCs place order for production with many small
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producers . MNCs then receives the product and sell it under their brand name .
Foreign Trade
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It facilitate movement of people , ideas and technology .
It
gives opportunity to producers to reach beyond local / domestic markets
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Globalisation
Globalisation is the
process of rapid integration or interconnection between
countries .
More and more
goods and services , investment and technology is
between countries
moving .
2020,2019 )
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Development in transportation has to cheap quick delivery of goods over
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Information and communication Technology (ICT or IT) has revolutionised the
spreading of production of services across the globe .
New
technologies like e banking telephones fax , internet has made
communication and
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Government puts restrictions to control the foreign trade ,
these restrictions
are called trade barrier Eg : Tax on imports
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etc .
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protection to domestic producers through trade barriers .
quality of goods
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way of restriction on volume or
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4313 New Economic Around 1991 , it was felt that Indian producers must
Policy 1991 : '
compete with producers around the globe , so that they can improve their
performance and quality of goods and services That's why Government of .
nearly
now of WTO But
164 countries are member -
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it is seen that the developed countries have
unfairly retained trade barriers
while on other hand WTO toCes developing countries to remove trade barriers .
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Top indian companies raised their production standards due to competition and they
also got new technologies by
collaborating with MNCs .
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Some large Indian companies become MNCs like TATA Asian Paints Infosys ele and , , ,
contributed to economic
growth of India .
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foreign companies come to India , huge number of jobs were created and
more opportunities were created for Indian companies .
Consumers more choices and cheaper This also increased the standard
products
got
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of living of people .
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
small local businesses l companies could not face the competition and had to be shut
down Eg : toys factories of India etc
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Labour laws were made flexible to attract foreign investment which was against the
employees .
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Regional products like dhoti , matkaete are not growing or have been replaced by some
foreign product .
up industrial
called SEZ so as to attract
zones
, foreign companies to invest in India .
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SEZs have world class facilities like
electricity , water, road ,transportation,
storage , recreational and educational facilities .
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companies with in unit in SEG do not have to pay tax for first five years and
have flexibility labour laws .
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Govt must protect the
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Govt .
can support small producers till the time they get strong enough to compete .
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Govt . Can
align with other developing countries to fight against the domination
of developed countries in WTO .
Imp Yds
Fosse
Today, the world has been converted into a large village with the help of
efficient and fast moving transport. Transport has been able to achieve
this with the help of equally developed communication system. Therefore,
transport, communication and trade are complementary to each other.
Today, India is well-linked with the rest of the world despite its vast size,
diversity and linguistic and socio-cultural plurality. Railways, airways,
waterways, newspapers, radio, television, cinema and internet, etc. have
been contributing to its socio-economic progress in many ways.
The trades from local to international levels have added to the vitality of
its economy. It has enriched our life and added substantially to growing
amenities and facilities for the comforts of life. It is thus, evident that a
dense and efficient network of transport and communication is a
prerequisite for local, national and global trade of today.
1-Why is there a need to interlink with the world?
2-Infer the importance of means of transportation and communication for
socio- economic progress?
3- How does trade strengthen the economy of a country? 151
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