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CBSE 2022 · Region 5 · Set 1 · Q10
Briefly explain any two similar developmental strategies opted by India and Pakistan for their respective developmental path.
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Two similar developmental strategies opted by India and Pakistan for their respective development are:
(i)
Both of them have followed the path of mixed economic structure involving the participation of both public as well as the private sector.
(ii)
Both India and Pakistan introduced import substitution policy in order to protect the domestic industries from foreign competition
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