The =Slack Season‘ in the Indian Economy is:
March-April
Incorrect AnswerSept.-Dec.
Incorrect AnswerFeb.-April
Incorrect AnswerExplanation:
- The 'Slack Season' in the Indian economy refers to the period when economic activity, especially in agriculture and related sectors, is low.
- During this time, demand for credit, transport, and labor decreases.
- Let's review the options:
- Option 1: March-April – This is harvest time in many parts, so economic activity is actually picking up.
- Option 2: Sept.-Dec. – This is post-monsoon and festive season; economic activity is high.
- Option 3: Jan.-June – This period covers rabi crops’ harvest but is generally considered a busy season, not slack season.
- Option 4: Feb.-April – This is closer to the slack season, as crop sowing is over and harvesting has not begun.
- The correct answer is Option 4: Feb.-April.
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