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2 marksIndian Economy › Industry, services and infrastructure › Infrastructure, corporate law and industrial policy issuesHardabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2023 Question 79: Industry, services and infrastructure

Arrange the following Acts in chronological order of their year of enactment, starting from the oldest.

A. Foreign Exchange Regulation Act

B. Competition Act

C. MRTP Act

D. Foreign Regulation Act

E. Foreign Exchange Management Act.

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This question is on Infrastructure, corporate law and industrial policy issues, part of Industry, services and infrastructure in Indian Economy.

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