Economics · Pedagogy of Economics
An economics teacher traces India's journey from post-independence planning to pre-1991 structural challenges and the 1991 liberalization reforms. This balanced approach, looking at growth alongside sectoral disruptions and inequality, supports which form of critical analysis?
- 1Avoiding discussion of reform debates and policy alternatives
- 2Treating pre-1991 and post-1991 periods as completely separate without understanding continuities
- 3Analyzing reforms critically, examining both growth achievements and concerns about equity and sectoral impacts✓
- 4Presenting economic reforms as unambiguously positive without examining distributional consequences
Correct answer
Analyzing reforms critically, examining both growth achievements and concerns about equity and sectoral impacts
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