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Evaluate the results of Indian government’s economic reforms in the 1990s.(1 point)
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They led to a revolutionary increase in farm output.
They led to a revolutionary increase in farm output.
They increased the role of India’s government in the economy.
They increased the role of India’s government in the economy.
They led to a rapid increase in economic development and income but still left many behind.
They led to a rapid increase in economic development and income but still left many behind.
They led to a substantial improvement in public services such as education and public health.
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They led to a rapid increase in economic development and income but still left many behind.
Explanation: 1990s reforms (liberalisation, privatisation, opening to trade/investment) accelerated GDP growth and incomes, especially in services and industry, but benefits were uneven—agriculture lagged, poverty and regional disparities persisted, and public services remained underfunded.
Explanation: 1990s reforms (liberalisation, privatisation, opening to trade/investment) accelerated GDP growth and incomes, especially in services and industry, but benefits were uneven—agriculture lagged, poverty and regional disparities persisted, and public services remained underfunded.
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