Which of the following steps were taken during the Liberalisation process in India?
I- The new policy encouraged the entry of private sector firms by ending the public sector monopoly in many sectors
II- initiating the automatic approval policy for FDI up to 51 per cent
III- The exchange rate was made flexible and allowed to depreciate as necessary to maintain competitiveness
IV- The rupee was made fully convertible on the current account and partially on the capital account
Import licensing on almost all intermediate inputs and capital goods was done away with, and the entry restrictions for firms were simplified. The new policy encouraged the entry of private sector firms by ending the public sector monopoly in many sectors and initiating the automatic approval policy for FDI up to 51 per cent. The exchange rate was made flexible and allowed to depreciate as necessary to maintain competitiveness. The rupee was made fully convertible on the current account and partially on the capital account. These reforms had a positive effect on the economy.
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