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Consider the following statement
Which among the following statement is correct:
- The major objective first plan is to increase national Income by 25% through rapid industrialisation. This plan was developed by Professor Mahalanobis.
- The major objective of the second plan is to stimulate balanced economic development while correcting imbalances caused by World War II and partition. The plan targeted socio-economic development but the outcome was very poor.
- The major objective of the third plan is continued emphasis on basic industries together with an increased outlay of 35% in agriculture and applied sectors.
Which among the following statement is correct:
Answer: Option B
Answer: (b)
The major objective of the first plan is to stimulate balanced economic development while correcting imbalances caused by World War II and partition. The plan targeted socio-economic development but the outcome was very poor.
The Major Objective of the second plan is to increase National Income by 25% through rapid industrialisation.
This plan was developed by Professor Mahalanobis. The major objective of the third plan is continued emphasis on basic industries together with an increased outlay of 35% in agriculture and applied sectors.
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Answer: (b)
The major objective of the first plan is to stimulate balanced economic development while correcting imbalances caused by World War II and partition. The plan targeted socio-economic development but the outcome was very poor.
The Major Objective of the second plan is to increase National Income by 25% through rapid industrialisation.
This plan was developed by Professor Mahalanobis. The major objective of the third plan is continued emphasis on basic industries together with an increased outlay of 35% in agriculture and applied sectors.
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