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2 marksIndian Economy › Planning, reforms and liberalisation › Growth, inequality and jobs after reformEasyabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2026 Question 93: Planning, reforms and liberalisation

Comprehension (IMF/India growth passage; see item 91): the passage states it is possible India will grow at more than 7% on the strength of recent financial-sector and other structural reforms.

Question: According to the paragraph, which of the following is responsible for achieving the economy's 7% growth rate in coming years?

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This question is on Growth, inequality and jobs after reform, part of Planning, reforms and liberalisation in Indian Economy.

What the reform years delivered for growth, employment and distribution.

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