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1. Globalisation and the Indian Economy CBSE Class 10 | Economics | Modern Colourful Theme

2. Introduction to Globalisation Globalisation means rapid integration or interconnection between countries. It involves trade, investment, and technology.

3. Key Features of Globalisation 1. Free movement of goods and services 2. Flow of capital and information 3. Integration of markets 4. Spread of culture and technology

4. Factors Enabling Globalisation 1. Transport improvements 2. ICT development 3. Liberalisation policies 4. Trade agreements and WTO

5. Role of MNCs MNCs operate in multiple countries. They spread production, bring capital and technology. Examples: TATA, Infosys, Coca-Cola.

6. Impact on India – Positive 1. Rise in investment 2. Growth of services sector 3. New job opportunities 4. Access to global markets

7. Impact on India – Negative 1. Competition for local producers 2. Unequal benefits 3. Job insecurity 4. Environmental degradation

8. Liberalisation and 1991 Reforms Government removed trade barriers, allowed private participation, invited foreign investment.

9. World Trade Organization (WTO) Promotes free trade among nations. India joined in 1995. Aims to make global trade fair and open.

10. Fair Globalisation Ensuring the benefits of globalisation are distributed equally. Protecting workers, environment, and local industries.

11. Conclusion Globalisation brings opportunities and challenges. India must balance growth with fairness and sustainability.

12. India’s Export Growth (2000–2020)

13. Sectoral Impact of Globalisation