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Chirag Jain

In this course, we'll discuss the meaning of globalisation in an economic context. We will discuss the various factors and organisations which have facilitated the process of globalisation and the impact of globalisation on the India's development.

Prepare yourself for the Board Examinations by understanding the basic concepts and solving previous year questions from all the subjects.

CBSE Class 10

English

Globalisation and The Indian Economy : Class 10

Globalisation

Economic Development

Social Science

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Understanding Economic Development

Globalisation and the Indian Economy

This lesson provides an overview of the course. In this lesson, we have discussed the course structure and its objectives along with a brief in introduction of the course.

Overview of the Course

In this lesson, we will discuss what would we mean by an MNC and how they are spreading production across countries. We will also discuss how MNCs can make investments in other countries and expand production.

Interlinking Production Across Countries

In this lesson, we will discuss how foreign trade has helped in the integration of markets through various examples. We will also discuss upon the definition of globalisation in this lesson.

Foreign Trade and Globalisation

In this lesson, we will discuss upon the various factors that have enabled globalisation. We will also discuss about trade barriers and liberalisation of foreign trade and investment.

Factors That Have Enabled Globalisation

In this lesson, we will discuss about the World Trade Organisation and the struggle for a fair globalisation. We will also discuss the role of governments and people's organisations in this struggle.

World Trade Organisation

In this lesson, we will discuss the positive impact of globalisation in India. We will also discuss about the Special Economic Zones and the flexibility of labour laws.

Positive Impact of Globalisation in India

In this lesson, we will discuss how globalisation has adversely affected the lives of small producers and workers in India through various examples.

Negative Impact of Globalisation in India

My name is Saurav Chauhan [10CGPA in 10th and 96% in 12th (Non-Med)]. I am very passionate about teaching and have been teaching students a

Saurav Chauhan

This course discusses Consumer Rights in India in detail. This course has been created in accordance with class X CBSE syllabus in a very easy language.

Consumer Rights Made Easy

Civil aspirant, frisky absorber of knowledge and highley enthusiastic in teaching!!

Venkat Sravan

The course vividly covers the concept of globalization. It takes you through its classification, history, reasons behind the transformation of the Indian markets and much more.

Globalization And Its Impact In India

Komal Meena

In this course, I discuss the various topics of economics as given in the NCERT class 9Textbook.

Economics: Class IX CBSE

Post Graduate in Economics.
B.Ed, CTET, BTET, NIACL 2016 qualified.
Current working as a teacher in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan.

Niraj Bhadani

In this course, the educator discusses Globalisation and Indian Economy. It is important for the upcoming board examination of CBSE class tenth.

(Hindi) Globalisation and Indian Economy: Class 10 NCERT

In this course, we'll discuss the meaning of globalisation in an economic context. We will discuss the various factors and organisations which have facilitated the process of globalisation and the impact of globalisation on India's development.

(Hindi) Globalisation and The Indian Economy: Class 10 NCERT

This course provides a basic introduction to money and explains how the modern forms of money are linked to the banking system. The second part emphasizes on the credit as a crucial element in economic life and the issue of its availability to all.

Lessons

7 lessons • 1h 14m