Economics(Paper-4) - Shivaji University
Economics(Paper-4) - Shivaji University
Economics(Paper-4) - Shivaji University
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4) Industrial Development : Another important function of the government is to<br />
develop the economy industrially.The private sector does not have the resources and<br />
the willigness to invest in basic and key industries. They may start consumer goods<br />
industries. Thus, it is the government, which can set up basic industries to help the<br />
private investor as well as the general public. Therefore, government play an important<br />
role in economic development through strengthening the industrial base.<br />
5) Agriculture : Agriculture is the main occupation of a majority of the people in<br />
underdeveloped countries and it provides not only employment to large section of the<br />
economy but also contributes as significantly to National Income. Recently budget of<br />
India in 2012 more investment as well as credit facilities were allocated to have more<br />
than 3% growth rate of agriculture. Thus new technique, new agricultural policy any<br />
other support to agriculture can be undertaken only by the Government. Therefore<br />
government plays an important role in economic development through investment and<br />
development in agriculture sector.<br />
6) Monetary and Fiscal Policy : The government also helps in economic<br />
development by adopting various monetary and fiscal policies. By implementing<br />
monetary and fiscal policies, the state is able to solve social, institutional and economic<br />
problems in underdeveloped countries. Through monetary policy cost credit reduced<br />
and its availability will be at ease.<br />
Through Fiscal policy government tries to correct inequalities and income and<br />
wealth. The government follows appropriate taxing, spending and borrowing policy to<br />
expand internal market, reduce no-essential imports, fight the inflation and enable higher<br />
level of savings and investment.<br />
7) Foreign Trade : Developing countries exports primary products, hence they<br />
face deficit in the Balance payment. This is due to terms of trade becomes to agriculture<br />
sector and in the field and industrial section they are very much weak. Thus, the<br />
government can solve the problems related to balance of payment and balance of<br />
trade through appropriate export promotion and import substitution policy.<br />
Thus it may have an economic development with the help of suitable foreign trade<br />
policy.<br />
8) Health and Welfare : Now a days due to globalization rural masses and poor<br />
families in urban are facing problems like safe drinking water, housing sites, slums,<br />
education, energy, nutrition, roads and transport system. It is the responsibility of the<br />
government to solve these socio-economic problems in the country.There, the role of<br />
government is to carryout certain welfare and anti-poverty programmes to achieve<br />
economic development.<br />
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