Which of the following is not the salient feature of the industrial policy developments since 1991?

[amp_mcq option1=”The scope of the private sector has been enormously expanded” option2=”Public sector has been withdrawing partially or fully from several of the enterprises by divestment” option3=”The Indian industry is increasingly exposed to foreign competition” option4=”Monopoly or dominant position for public sector in most of the industries and control of the commanding heights of the economy by the public sector” correct=”option4″]

The correct answer is D.

The salient features of the industrial policy developments since 1991 are:

  • The scope of the private sector has been enormously expanded.
  • Public sector has been withdrawing partially or fully from several of the enterprises by divestment.
  • The Indian industry is increasingly exposed to foreign competition.
  • The government has adopted a policy of liberalization, deregulation, and globalization.
  • The government has also adopted a policy of encouraging foreign direct investment (FDI).
  • The government has also adopted a policy of promoting exports.

Option D is not a salient feature of the industrial policy developments since 1991 because the government has not adopted a policy of monopoly or dominant position for public sector in most of the industries. In fact, the government has adopted a policy of divestment of public sector enterprises.

The government has adopted a policy of liberalization, deregulation, and globalization in order to promote economic growth and development. The government has also adopted a policy of encouraging foreign direct investment (FDI) and promoting exports. These policies have helped to improve the performance of the Indian economy.