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Globalization and the Indian economy




Class 10 economic notes

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Important Terms


✿ Globalisation: It means opening up the economy to facilitate its integration with the world economy.


✿ Liberalisation: It refers to liberal and easy policy for carrying business or profession within or outside the country and it also seeks to make licensing policy easy.


✿ Privatisation: Privatisation means removing strict control over private sector and making them free to take necessary decisions.


✿ Outsourcing: It is the process of giving some internal functions of the business to some outside vendor, who will take care of that particular process to help the overall business objective.


✿ Foreign Trade: It is a process of buying and selling goods and services from one country to another.



Points to Remember


✿   Economic reform is the process of liberalisation, globalisation and privatisation of the industrial sector of the economy to bring competitiveness and market driven functioning of the economy.


 ✿   A multinational company is a company that owns or controls production in more than one nation.


  ✿  A BPO is an organisation which works on different processes of different companies to help them in reducing cost of operation and providing standard and high quality service delivery.


✿An international financial institution established to extend financial assistance to member-nations for development purpose know as World bank



✿WTO stands for world trade organisation. The aim of this organisation is to conduct the international trade among member countries.


✿Mixed economy is a system in which private and public sector work together.


✿Information technology sector provides hardware, software and other related services to companies based within or outside the country.






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