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Government Regulation over industrial Development and growth :-

Post the recent economic melt down of 2008 to 2009 witnessed by the developed capitalist economies and the dismal state in which they are in, still crawling unable to get on to their legs, the concept of government control over industrial growth has acquired centre stage. Particularly when even the USA and the IMF have praised India's control mechanisms which have insulated India from the serious consequences which the capitalist economies is had to face with all grim and helplessness. Government regulation over industrial development and growth is not new to India. Every economy as traces of state regulation over various aspect of industrial growth and development. In capitalist economies state regulation is minimal. In socialist economies state regulation would be absolute. But in an economy like that of India which was wedded to be a mixed economy Concept for long industrial growth has always beaten the middle path. Till July ,1991,the Government of India for load the mixed economy model characterized by the presence of the public sector as well as the private sector, the public sector holding the commanding heights of the economy. licensing and the other forms of regulation over industrial growth has been only of the prominent features of this mixed economy philosophy.

Government Regulation over industrial Development and growth :-
Post the recent economic melt down of 2008 to 2009 witnessed by the developed capitalist economies and the dismal state in which they are in, still crawling unable to get on to their legs, the concept of government control over industrial growth has acquired centre stage. Particularly when even the USA and the IMF have praised India's control mechanisms which have insulated India from the serious consequences which the capitalist economies is had to face with all grim and helplessness. Government regulation over industrial development and growth is not new to India. Every economy as traces of state regulation over various aspect of industrial growth and development. In capitalist economies state regulation is minimal. In socialist economies state regulation would be absolute. But in an economy like that of India which was wedded to be a mixed economy Concept for long industrial growth has always beaten the middle path. Till July ,1991, the Government of India for load the mixed economy model characterized by the presence of the public sector as well as the private sector, the public sector holding the commanding heights of the economy. licensing and the other forms of regulation over industrial growth has been only of the prominent features of this mixed economy philosophy.