- The
economic liberalisation in
India refers to the
series of
policy changes aimed at
opening up the country's
economy to the world, with the objective...
- the
policy was left
unfufilled due to
political opposition.
Attempts to
liberalise the
telecommunication industry were
continued by the
following government...
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privatising public industries,
reinstating budgetary discipline, and
liberalising the
import regime were accelerated. The
International Finance Investment...
- Free
trade is a
trade policy that does not
restrict imports or exports. In government, free
trade is
predominantly advocated by
political parties that...
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Liberalization or
liberalisation (British English) is a
broad term that
refers to the
practice of
making laws, systems, or
opinions less severe, usually...
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Energy liberalisation refers to the
liberalisation of
energy markets, with
specific reference to
electricity generation markets, by
bringing greater competition...
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until the
advent of the
foreign players Pepsi and Coca-Cola
after the
liberalisation policy of the P. V.
Narasimha Rao
government in 1991.
Campa Cola was...
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Economic liberalization, or
economic liberalisation, is the
lessening of
government regulations and
restrictions in an
economy in
exchange for greater...
- . . . It
protects the
consumer against low prices."
Although trade liberalisation can
sometimes result in
unequally distributed losses and gains, and...
- Drug
liberalization is a drug
policy process of decriminalizing, legalizing, or
repealing laws that
prohibit the production, possession, sale, or use of...
