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In this section of class 12 economics, you will look at how the Indian economy has shaped up over the 75 years of its independence. Starting from the eve of Independence in 1947 to the current situation, you will find the concepts bifurcated into NCERT questions, Sample papers and extra worksheets prepared by the experts at Teachoo.
Economic Development basically means the growth or development of a country on the basis of Human Development Index (HDI)
The Indian Economic Development is divided into 4 units which are -
In this unit you will first learn about the situation of the Indian economy on the eve of independence in 1947 and after that you will learn about the major economic reforms that took place from the year 1950 to the year 1990.
In this unit you will learn about the major policy changes that occured in the year 1991 when the government of India adopted the policy of liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation. In 1991, the country opened up its borders for the world to come and set up various industries.
In this unit you will learn about the major challenges that are faced by the Indian economy which include poverty, human capital formation, employment, infrastructure and sustainable environmental development. This unit is the most detailed and relevant in the current scenario and we at Teachoo have provided you with extra questions along with the NCERT questions.
In the last unit of the Indian Economic Development, you will learn about the development experiences of India and compare them with our neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Nepal etc. This comparison will help you understand how India has performed better despite facing so many challenges.
Just click on a chapter name below to start IED Class 12
Chapter 1 IED Indian Economy On The Eve Of Independence
What we will study in this Chapter
Status of Indian Economy before and During British Rule
Agriculture Sector under British Colonial Rule
Status of Industry before and During British Rule
Status of Foreign Trade Before and During British Rule
Demographic Constitution of India During British Rule
Occupational Structure During British Rule
Infrastructure - Before and During British Rule
Positive contributions by Britishers
Status of Indian Economy at Time of Independence
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In this section of class 12 economics, you will look at how the Indian economy has shaped up over the 75 years of its independence. Starting from the eve of Independence in 1947 to the current situation, you will find the concepts bifurcated into NCERT questions, Sample papers and extra worksheets prepared by the experts at Teachoo.
Economic Development basically means the growth or development of a country on the basis of Human Development Index (HDI)
The Indian Economic Development is divided into 4 units which are -
In this unit you will first learn about the situation of the Indian economy on the eve of independence in 1947 and after that you will learn about the major economic reforms that took place from the year 1950 to the year 1990.
In this unit you will learn about the major policy changes that occured in the year 1991 when the government of India adopted the policy of liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation. In 1991, the country opened up its borders for the world to come and set up various industries.
In this unit you will learn about the major challenges that are faced by the Indian economy which include poverty, human capital formation, employment, infrastructure and sustainable environmental development. This unit is the most detailed and relevant in the current scenario and we at Teachoo have provided you with extra questions along with the NCERT questions.
In the last unit of the Indian Economic Development, you will learn about the development experiences of India and compare them with our neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Nepal etc. This comparison will help you understand how India has performed better despite facing so many challenges.
Just click on a chapter name below to start IED Class 12
Chapter 1 IED Indian Economy On The Eve Of Independence
What we will study in this Chapter
Status of Indian Economy before and During British Rule
Agriculture Sector under British Colonial Rule
Status of Industry before and During British Rule
Status of Foreign Trade Before and During British Rule
Demographic Constitution of India During British Rule
Occupational Structure During British Rule
Infrastructure - Before and During British Rule
Positive contributions by Britishers
Status of Indian Economy at Time of Independence
