2. Objective of LPG Policy
To pull the
country out of
economic crisis. Accelerating the
rate of growth.
3. Reasons for LPG policy
ďFiscal deficit was 5.4% of gross domestic product in
1981-82 which rose up to 8.4% in the year 1990-01.
ďIn 1991 amount of interest liabilities rose further to
36.4% of total government expenditure.
ďCountry was moving towards debt trap. Mounting
âAdverse balance of payment(BOP)â
4. Reasons for LPG policy (Cont..)
ďFall in foreign exchange reserve.
ďRise in prices.
ďPoor performance of public sector undertakings.
ďFirst Gulf war caused spikes in oil prices which
caused a major balance-of âpayment crisis for India.
5. Reasons for LPG policy (Cont..)
ďIndia asked for $1.8 billion bailout loan from IMF, in
return demanded reforms.
ďThis New Economic Policy was inaugurated by
former prime minister P.V. Narasimha Rao under
the guidance his FM Manmohan Singh.
7. LIBERALIZATION
Several types of controls on
Indian economy(licensing,
price control , financial
control) .
LPG made a bid
to reduce
restrictions on
economy (based
on market
economy)
This Led to
corruption , undue
delays &
inefficiency.
8. ECONOMIC REFORMS UNDER
LIBERALIZATION
â˘Tax reforms.
â˘Efforts to ensure
VAT in all states.
â˘Foreign exchange
reforms.
â˘Foreign trade policy
reforms.
â˘Role of RBI shifted
from âa regulator â to
âa facilitatorâ.
â˘FII were allowed to
invest in India.
â˘Domestic and
international banks
emerged.
⢠Abolition of licensing.
⢠De-reservation of
production areas.
⢠Expansion of production
quantity .
⢠Freedom to import
capital goods.
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
REFORMS
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
REFORMS
FISCAL
REFORMS
EXTERNAL
SECTOR
REFORMS
9. PRIVATIZATION
ď Privatization is the general process of involving the
private sector in the ownership or operations of a state
owned enterprise.
PRIVATIZATION
ď outright sale of govt.
ď Withdrawal of the govt. enterprises ownership &
mangt. from mixed enterprises.
ď The ownership of PSUs is being gradually sold off to
pvt. Entrepreneurs.
11. Losses due to Privatization
Weaker
section
suffers.
Self interest
supersede
social interest.
12. GLOBALIZATION
ďProcess associated with increasing openness,
growing economic interdependence and deepening
economic integration in the world economy.
ďUnrestricted flow of goods and services, technology
and expertise among different countries of the world.
14. Positive impact of LPG
ďEconomic activities has picked up and the growth
rate of GDP has shown an impressive increase.
ď
ďStimulated industrial production.
ďSignificant increase in govt. revenues and
subsequent decrease in fiscal deficit.
ďGreater flow of goods and services checked inflation
rate.
15. Positive impact of LPG (Cont..)
ďConsumerâs sovereignty has widened. substantial
increase in forex reserves.
ďFlow of pvt. Foreign investment increased.
ďIndia has been recognized as emerging super power.
ďMonopoly markets has been converted into
competitive market.
16. Negative impacts of LPG
ď Agriculture is totally neglected.
ď Concentration of growth processes in urban area.
ď Might be results into Economic colonism.
ď Consumerism has been increased.
ď Lopsided growth process.
ď Cultural erosion.