Economic Environment Overview
Economic Environment: Meaning, nature, contents and
factors affecting economic environment. Significance of
economic environment. Micro and Macro environment of
business. Structure of Banking and Financial Institutions:
Present structure of Banking and Financial institutions in
India, Difference between commercial Banking and
Development Banking. give me whole summery in short
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Economic Environment
Meaning:
The economic environment refers to all external economic factors that influence business
operations, such as inflation, income levels, interest rates, and economic policies.
Nature:
Dynamic and ever-changing
Affects all types of businesses
Influences decision-making and long-term planning
Contents:
Economic systems (capitalist, socialist, mixed)
Government policies (monetary, fiscal, trade)
Economic conditions (GDP, employment, inflation)
Global economic trends
Factors Affecting Economic Environment:
Government economic policies
Global economic trends
Stage of economic development
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Industrial and agricultural growth
Income distribution
Inflation and interest rates
Significance:
Helps businesses plan and make informed decisions
Impacts demand, production, and profitability
Guides investment and expansion strategies
Micro and Macro Environment of Business
Micro Environment (Internal or close external factors):
Customers
Suppliers
Competitors
Distributors
Public and media
Macro Environment (Wider external forces):
Economic environment
Political and legal factors
Technological environment
Socio-cultural factors
Natural environment
Structure of Banking and Financial Institutions in India
Present Structure:
1. Banking Institutions:
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Commercial Banks (Public, Private, Foreign, Regional Rural Banks)
Cooperative Banks
2. Development Financial Institutions (DFIs):
NABARD, SIDBI, EXIM Bank, etc.
3. Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)
Difference Between Commercial and Development Banking
Aspect Commercial Banking Development Banking
Focus Short-term loans and deposits Long-term project financing
Objective Profit-making Economic development
Clients Individuals, businesses Industries, agriculture, infrastructure
Example Institutions SBI, HDFC Bank NABARD, SIDBI, EXIM Bank
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Economic planning and Policies: Meaning, objectives and
importance of Economic Planning. Techniques of Indian
Planning, Role & Importance of planning in India under the
present changed Economic Scenario. Main characteristics
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Economic Planning
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Meaning:
Economic planning is the process where the government makes decisions on how to use
resources efficiently to achieve economic goals like growth, development, and stability.
Objectives:
Increase national income and economic growth
Reduce poverty and unemployment
Improve living standards
Ensure balanced regional development
Promote social justice and equality
Importance:
Guides the country’s economic direction
Ensures better use of resources
Helps in tackling economic problems like inflation and unemployment
Encourages industrial and agricultural growth
Techniques of Indian Planning
1. Perspective Planning – Long-term (15-20 years), broad goals
2. Five-Year Plans – Medium-term plans with specific targets
3. Annual Plans – Short-term plans for one year
4. Rolling Plans – Revised every year based on current conditions
Role & Importance of Planning in Present Economic Scenario
Helps India adapt to global changes and competition
Supports sustainable development
Guides private and public investments
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Focuses on digital economy, infrastructure, health, and education
Reduces regional and income inequalities
Main Characteristics of Indian Planning
Centralized Planning – Mostly directed by central government
Indicative in Nature – Suggestive for private sector, not compulsory
Five-Year Plans – Main planning tool (now replaced by NITI Aayog)
Mixed Economy Focus – Encourages both private and public sectors
Growth with Social Justice – Aims at both economic growth and welfare
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Economy: Role and present position of Public, private, non-
resident Indians and MNCs in Indian Economy. Emerging
trend and structure of Indian Economy, Population growth
and problems in India and its effects on Economic
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Indian Economy
Role and Present Position of Key Sectors
1. Public Sector
Role: Provides infrastructure, basic industries, and public services (railways, power, etc.)
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Present Position: Still important but facing competition from private sector; some PSUs
are being privatized
2. Private Sector
Role: Major driver of economic growth, jobs, and innovation
Present Position: Leading in sectors like IT, telecom, manufacturing, and services
3. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)
Role: Contribute through remittances, investments, and knowledge transfer
Present Position: Significant impact on foreign exchange and startups
4. Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
Role: Bring foreign investment, technology, and global practices
Present Position: Strong presence in sectors like automobiles, FMCG, pharma, and IT
Emerging Trends and Structure of Indian Economy
Shift from agriculture to services and industry
Growth in digital economy and startups
Focus on Make in India, self-reliance, and green economy
Rising importance of financial inclusion and tech-driven services
Population Growth and Problems in India
Problems:
Pressure on resources, jobs, healthcare, and education
Urban overcrowding and pollution
Poverty and inequality
Effects on Economic Development:
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Slower growth due to high dependency ratio
Strain on infrastructure and public services
Need for more job creation and skill development
HRD (Human Resource Development) Policy in India
Focus on education, skill development, and healthcare
Promotes employment, productivity, and inclusive growth
Schemes: Skill India, National Education Policy (NEP), Digital India
Goal: Create a skilled, healthy, and productive workforce for the future
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Government Policies and Business: Industrial Policy
including the policy for foreign capital and collaboration
and NRI investment. Causes of industrial sickness and its
remedies and Government rehabilitation policy. Elementary
study of Indian Monetary policy, Fiscal policy and budgetary
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Here's a short and simple summary of Government Policies and Business:
1. Industrial Policy
Meaning:
Guidelines by the government to promote industrial growth and development.
Key Points:
Liberalized policies to encourage private and foreign investment
Emphasis on FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) and technology collaboration
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Special incentives for NRI investments
Simplified procedures and ease of doing business
2. Causes of Industrial Sickness
Poor management
Lack of planning and modernization
Shortage of working capital
Marketing problems
Delay in government clearances
Remedies:
Better management and financial planning
Technological upgrades
Timely credit support
Marketing assistance and government support
Government Rehabilitation Policy:
Financial assistance through banks and financial institutions
Tax reliefs, subsidies, and modernization help
Restructuring support for sick industries
3. Monetary Policy (Basic Understanding)
Definition:
Policy by the RBI to control money supply, interest rates, and inflation.
Tools:
Repo rate, Reverse repo rate
CRR, SLR
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Open market operations
For Small Scale Sector:
Easier access to credit
Priority sector lending by banks
Lower interest rates for MSMEs
4. Fiscal Policy (Basic Understanding)
Definition:
Government policy related to revenue (taxes) and expenditure.
For Small Scale Sector:
Tax exemptions and incentives
Budget allocations for infrastructure and support schemes
Subsidies and grants
5. Budgetary Policy (For Small Scale Sector)
Focus on promoting entrepreneurship and employment
Budget support for MSME development, digital transformation
Schemes like Mudra Loans, Startup India, etc.
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Foreign Trade and Policies: Volume, composition and
direction of foreign trade of lndia. Export promoting
measures in India, present EXIM policy of Government of
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1. Volume of Foreign Trade (India)
India’s foreign trade has increased over the years.
Both exports and imports have grown due to globalization and liberalization.
Major trading partners: USA, China, UAE, EU, etc.
2. Composition of Foreign Trade
Exports Include:
Petroleum products
Gems and jewellery
Engineering goods
Pharmaceuticals
Textiles and IT services
Imports Include:
Crude oil and petroleum
Gold and precious stones
Electronics
Machinery and chemicals
3. Direction of Foreign Trade
Shift from traditional partners like UK to modern partners like USA, China, UAE, and
Southeast Asia.
Greater diversification in trade relationships.
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4. Export Promoting Measures in India
Setting up Special Economic Zones (SEZs)
Tax exemptions and export subsidies
Financial assistance through EXIM Bank
Simplified export procedures
Trade fairs and international marketing support
5. Present EXIM Policy (Foreign Trade Policy)
(Current Policy: Foreign Trade Policy 2023)
Focus on self-reliant India (Atmanirbhar Bharat)
Boost digital exports and e-commerce
Simplify export-import procedures
Promote Make in India and export competitiveness
Encourage MSMEs in foreign trade
Aim to increase India's share in global trade
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