Lesson 9 of 11 • 160 upvotes • 10:05mins
In this lesson, we continue learning about the suggestions given to the government by the economic survey. The lesson begins with the introduction to the agricultural sector of the economy. It talks about the concept of more crops with less input, going from cereal-centric, regionally-concentrated, and input-intensive policies to diversifying to pulses and having greater market integration. It also states that there should be a better price for farmers. The lesson then focuses on rationalizing agricultural policies and reforms in fertilizer subsidy.
11 lessons • 1h 22m
Overview: Detailed Analysis Of Economic Survey (for UPSC CSE)
3:25mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Overview Of The Indian Economy (for UPSC CSE)
9:31mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Twin Balance Sheet Challenge (for UPSC CSE)
9:27mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Inflation & Returns On Investment (for UPSC CSE)
5:14mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Reforms Used For Economic Growth (for UPSC CSE)
8:44mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Subsidies And Tax Exemptions (for UPSC CSE)
8:18mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Jan Dhan Yojana (JAM), Aadhar And Mobile Transactions (for UPSC CSE)
6:06mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - The Chakravyuha/Exit Challenge (for UPSC CSE)
8:08mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - Reforms Of The Agricultural Sector (for UPSC CSE)
10:05mins
Analysis Of Economic Survey - True Potential Of India And Conclusion (for UPSC CSE)
5:53mins
Summary Of Lessons On Economic Survey (for UPSC CSE)
7:37mins