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Volume : II, Issue : XI, December - 2012

GLOBAL TURBULENCE AND INDIA'S PREPAREDNESS

MAMDE SAGAR V.

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

In the mid of September and October Govt. of India with initiative of Hon. Prime Minister and Finance Minister take one step ahead towards the reforms. It is supported by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) and some economist. The Prime Minister is of the opinion that this dose will boost the Indian Economy. Since long back he is emphasizing that the present reduction is growth rate, inflation, less employment opportunities and downfall in value of rupee is the impact of global turbulence. We have observed analysis and evaluated new Economic Policy for last two decades. There are positive and negative impacts of accepting adopting the new Economic Policy (NEP) the ingredients of this policy is globalization, liberalization and privatization. After 2007-08 or the period of downsizing the world economy, India is doing better and will do better in near future. There is necessity of confirm agenda assured step and political consensus for this purpose. The country is equipped with abundance natural resources and reach tradition of agriculture which can be put to use for facing challenges, Agriculture package, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) acceleration of public private partnership in the opening of insurance and pension sector of economy are examples of accepting the challenges of new economic world order.

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MAMDE SAGAR V., (2012). GLOBAL TURBULENCE AND INDIA'S PREPAREDNESS. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. XI, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/1773.pdf

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  8. Crotty James, Profound Structural flaws in the US Financial system that helped cause the financial crises, Economic and Political weekly VOI, XLIV, No 13 page 127.
  9. The global crises, causes responses and challenges, International Labor organization-2011 www.ifpro.org .
  10. Reav's Cate, The global financial crises of 2008-09. The role of greed fear and Oligarchs under the super vision of Deputy Dean Joame Yats Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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