The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India... more The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India’s market liberalization strategy has led to a social crisis, leaving poorer classes in a perpetual state of immiseration. This paper will acknowledge the three areas of failure that contribute to the further systematic oppression of the poor in Indian society. These are: inhibited economic equality and disproportionate growth, a disregarded agriculture sector, and caste oppression. The paper will go into failed policy initiatives as well as recommendations to rectify these problems.
The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India... more The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India’s market liberalization strategy has led to a social crisis, leaving poorer classes in a perpetual state of immiseration. This paper will acknowledge the three areas of failure that contribute to the further systematic oppression of the poor in Indian society. These are: inhibited economic equality and disproportionate growth, a disregarded agriculture sector, and caste oppression. The paper will go into failed policy initiatives as well as recommendations to rectify these problems.
The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India... more The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India’s market liberalization strategy has led to a social crisis, leaving poorer classes in a perpetual state of immiseration. This paper will acknowledge the three areas of failure that contribute to the further systematic oppression of the poor in Indian society. These are: inhibited economic equality and disproportionate growth, a disregarded agriculture sector, and caste oppression. The paper will go into failed policy initiatives as well as recommendations to rectify these problems.
The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India... more The post-reform era has transformed the country into an emerging neoliberal superpower, but India’s market liberalization strategy has led to a social crisis, leaving poorer classes in a perpetual state of immiseration. This paper will acknowledge the three areas of failure that contribute to the further systematic oppression of the poor in Indian society. These are: inhibited economic equality and disproportionate growth, a disregarded agriculture sector, and caste oppression. The paper will go into failed policy initiatives as well as recommendations to rectify these problems.
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