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Which of the following is a direct example of globalisation of the Indian economy after 1991?
Allowing automatic approval of foreign direct investment in many sectors is a direct example of globalisation. It opens the economy to foreign capital and technology, integrating India with global markets, whereas reserving industries for the state or reviving licensing would restrict openness.
- ARaising the number of industries reserved for the public sector
- BAllowing automatic approval of foreign direct investment in many sectorsCorrect
- CReintroducing licences for capacity expansion
- DFixing the rupee at a rate decided only by the government for all transactions
Explanation
Globalisation means integrating with the world economy; permitting FDI through the automatic route does this. Reserving industries for the public sector, reviving licences and rigid exchange rate fixing all reduce openness.
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