Economics · Ninth Five-Year Plan (1997–2002)
Which major global factor was primarily held responsible for India missing its growth targets in the Ninth Five-Year Plan?
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- 1The international economic recession and East Asian financial crisis✓
- 2The global food price shock
- 3The Eurozone debt crisis
- 4The collapse of the Soviet Union
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The international economic recession and East Asian financial crisis
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