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Impact of L.P.G on Governance

“LPG” is referred to as the “Liberalization, Privatization and globalization” which is an Indian “economic policy” for the country's overall development. The agencies have been initiating the “Indian Government” to lead the “new economic policy” that includes various reforms.

Introduction

“Liberalization, Privatization and globalization” has contributed to the competitive growth of the country India respectively. The concept “liberalization” is the activities related to the economy that have resulted in modernization and overall growth in all aspects. The concept “privatization” is the occurrence when the “government-owned business” turns to be private where all the transition which is public turns to be private. Moreover, this can be noted as a “corporate privatization” respectively. The concept of “globalization” refers to the expansion of trade in different countries for better growth and opportunities in the field of business. It is the huge “international market” that has been unregulated in the markets internationally, interconnected with the expansion in terms of trading. 

Discussion 

Impact of L.P.G on Governance

The impact of “LPG” on the government has its roots from the functioning of the administration to the other schemes provided by the government of India. Moreover, it has been observed that the transparency of the functions has been helping the people to acquire all the administered processes for the betterment of the people. Furthermore, the advancement in the technology field has been helped in the process of administration with efficiency. There have been several “government and non-government” bodies that have been performing the bureaucracy where the upliftment o the underprivileged has been monitored. Similarly, more incentive has been given to the “internal organization” for the changing reform of the government respectively. The “Liberalization, Privatization and globalization” has immensely changed the linkage between functional areas of the government and the other “bureaucracy, judiciary, legislature” control. It has been aiming to provide the services that will be empowering the citizens with regard to all management areas of concern. Besides, modernization has helped to increase the flow of “goods and services” more effectively. 

Liberalization

The economy that has been related to the “free economy” is the relation of the free regime. Moreover, the concept of “liberalization” is the measures that have been taken for reducing and maintaining government regulation in the field of economy. Here in this area, the policies that have been initiated for the control of the economy of the country have been loosening the restriction on various matters. Additionally, “liberalization” means the economic term that has been used to denote the restriction that has been removed at the time of international business. The rise in “international trade” has been stimulating the massive up-gradation in the area of business regulations respectively. 

Privatization

“Privatization” simply means the change of “public ownership” to “private ownership” respectively. It denotes the “denationalization” where the public enterprises have been changed to private ownership. Privatization has been denoted as the moving of publicly owned authority to private ownership based on the initials. The “deregulation” path has been allowing the private sector to enter the reserved public sector. Moreover, the operations that have been linked in between the management of the public and private enterprise for the remuneration contracts respectively. It is basically the transfer of the public to private ownership respectively with respect to the effective market. The “government-owned” body has been turned private on behalf of the business and different operations respectively. 

Globalization

“Globalization” is the process of functioning in the relatively international market and expanding the business in other countries respectively. In simple words, globalization is the growth of the economy internationally in the field where the influence is on the operation of international trade and services. Significantly, the major aim of globalization is to function in other countries and spread its markets for the best possible growth in the international sectors. “Globalization” is basically the term that has been used to denote the growth of the economy and trade of “goods and services” in an interdependent manner. The interconnection in the world countries for facilitating the market of goods for better growth has been linked with outsourcing and a good supply chain. 

Conclusion 

Hence, it can be concluded that there have been drastic changes in the field of administration. This change has been formulated with the emergence of the “free market economy” where all the democratic and other policies have been replaced. The effect of “Liberalization, Privatization and globalization” has been in-depth for agriculture. Though the “GDP” has been increased, the financial markets have been operating in an uneven process. Moreover, there has been both a “positive and negative” impact of “LPG” on the economy of the overall country distribution. However, the markets in the financials have been decreasing their scope due to the change in the “public sector to private” and facing challenges for maintaining the significance and status.