Economics · Indian Economic History
The regulatory framework adopted by India between 1947 and 1990, often referred to as the 'License Raj,' aimed to direct economic activity. What was a significant unintended negative consequence associated with this system?
- 1A significant reduction in corruption and bureaucratic delays in economic activities
- 2The creation of high barriers to entry, which stifled innovation and led to inefficiencies✓
- 3The fostering of a highly competitive market environment with numerous domestic players
- 4A rapid increase in the global competitiveness of Indian-made goods
Correct answer
The creation of high barriers to entry, which stifled innovation and led to inefficiencies
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