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'Economic Reform' measures in India were formally introduced in
July, 1991
August, 1947
January, 1980
March, 1990
Prime Minister P.V. Narsimha Rao and Finance Minister Manmohan Singh began the economic reform process in July 1991. It was termed as 'liberalization' by the media. The goal of the reforms was to make the economy more market and service-oriented and expand the role of private and foreign investment. There was significant opposition to the reforms, but both Rao and Singh continued the reforms.
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