GS-3 · Effects of Liberalisation on the economy; Changes in Industrial policy & their effects on industrial growth

201412.5 marksQ5Foreign Defence Sector)

Foreign direct investment in the defence sector is now said to be liberalised. What influence this is expected to have on Indian Investments( defence and economy in the short and long run?

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Paper:: GS-3
Section:: Effects of Liberalisation on the economy; Changes in Industrial policy & their effects on industrial growth
Year:: 2014
Marks:: 12.5
Question No:: 5
Topic:: Foreign Defence Sector)

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