Economics · Class 12 Commerce
Ch 7Planning and Economic Reforms — Class 12 Economics, concept-first.
Economic planning means the deliberate, purposeful use of a country's resources and productive capacity, guided by a central authority, to achieve pre-determined economic and social goals within a fixed time period.
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Economic Planning
Economic planning is the deliberate, government-directed effort to mobilise and allocate a country's resources -- capital, labour, land and technology -- toward specific economic and social goals within a defined time pe…
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- Define economic planning.Free
- Explain the objectives of economic planning in India.Free
- Explain the meaning and objectives of economic planning in India, and discuss how the emphasis on these objectives changed over time.Free
- What is Rolling plan?Preview
- Explain the causes for regional imbalances in India.Preview
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Meaning and Objectives of Economic Planning
Economic planning means the deliberate, purposeful use of a country's resources and productive capacity, guided by a central authority, to achieve pre-determined economic and social goals within a fix…
Evolution of Five Year Plans in India
India's planning was carried out through a series of Five Year Plans, each covering a five-year period with its own priorities, prepared and monitored by the Planning Commission until 2014-15.
From Planning Commission to NITI Aayog
The Planning Commission was set up in 1950 as an extra-constitutional advisory body responsible for formulating India's Five Year Plans, allocating plan funds to states and central ministries, and eva…
Economic Reforms of 1991: Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation
By 1991, India faced a severe balance of payments crisis: foreign exchange reserves had fallen to a level barely sufficient to cover a few weeks of essential imports, fiscal deficits were high, inflat…
Sample & Board Papers
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- Q1Briefly review the achievements and failures of eleven five year plans.Preview
- Q2What is Rolling plan?Preview
- Q3Explain the objectives of W.T.O.Preview
- Q4Define privatization. What are its advantages?Preview
- Q5Write a short note on: Concept of Plan HolidayPreview
- Q6Explain the causes for regional imbalances in India.Preview
- Q7Define Privatization. What are its advantages?Preview
- Q8Write about Planning Commission.Preview
- Q9Write a short note on: GlobalisationPreview
- Q10Concept of Plan Holiday.Preview
- Q11Explain at least three failures of Plans.Preview
- Q12Write a short note on: Objectives of WTO.Preview
- Q13What is Liberalization?Preview
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- Q9Explain the meaning and objectives of economic planning in India, and discuss how the emphasis on these objectives changed over time.Free
- Q10Discuss the evolution and significance of the Five Year Plans in India's economic development.Free
- Q11Why was the Planning Commission replaced by NITI Aayog? Explain the structure and functions of NITI Aayog.Preview
- Q12Discuss the background and the main features of the economic reforms of 1991 in India.Preview