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How is India a capitalist country?
Capitalism in India operates in a system that is characterised by both formal rules and less formal deals. India’s economy has evolved from being a case study in over-regulation to, functionally, a hybrid of rules and deals.
Is India becoming a capitalist economy?
In terms of economy, India is a fastest growing economy and a fast-developing country. It is neither a socialist economy nor a capitalist economy it’s a mixed economy.
Is India a socalist or a capitalist economy?
India is neither socalist nor capitalist economy… India is having mixed economy… Today no country can survive with either Socalist or Capitalist approach… Socalist economy relies on principle of equal distribution of wealth …But if there isn’t any capital how can we distribute it equally…
Does India have some elements of socialism?
People who call India has some socialist traits usually have nationalised industries in their mind. If this is ur definition of socialism then indeed not only India, but almost all countries have some elements of socialism. But fact is, this wasn’t what socialism meant for.
What type of economic system does India have?
India’s Economic System The economy in India today resembles a capitalist economy with certain modifications. Most economies in the world sit somewhere between a market economy and a centrally planned economy – India is one of these countries that has a mixed economy with several characteristics of a market economy.
Those who call it mixed economy or “socialist” Have adulterated definition of socialism, created by Lenin,in their mind. Word socialism is used in often contradictory means. In fact, if u read history of socialist movement, then from first point u will learn that socialism and capitalism CAN’T coexist.