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The empirical analysis shows that, thus far, FDI has not contributed significantly to poverty reduction, but it did influence structural changes in the economy, particularly with respect to industry, which is an important driver of poverty reduction. The analysis clearly shows that states with dominant industrial sectors have been able to reduce poverty faster than states dominated by agriculture. It is argued that the targeting of FDI in India has been misplaced. Had it been in more labour-intensive manufacturing, it would have more effectively contributed to the reduction of poverty. What is the most logical inference from the above passage?
- 1The Industrial sector has always dominated in poverty reduction as compared to the agriculture sector.
- 2Targeted FDI allocation is critical for the overall poverty reduction in the country.✓
- 3FDI in labour intensive manufacturing will drastically reduce poverty in near future.
- 4FDI in agriculture is not significant enough for poverty reduction in the country.
Correct answer
Targeted FDI allocation is critical for the overall poverty reduction in the country.
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