Import Substitution and Why India Needed the 1991 Economic Reforms
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Learn how India's import substitution trade policy worked, why tariffs and quotas backfired, and how it led to the 1991 economic reforms. 📖 Read the full study guide & practice questions: https://www.championsprep.in/blog/import-substitution-india-1991-economic-reforms/
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