Inclusive growth is defined as economic growth that is broad-based, shared, and sustainable. It implies generating economic opportunities that are available to all segments of the population and ensuring that everyone has equal access to these opportunities, regardless of their background. This leads to equitable distribution of the benefits of growth.
Economic growth is said to be inclusive when:
Asked in OPSC CS Prelims 2015 · Topic: Sustainable Economic Development (Inclusive Growth, Poverty Eradication, and Social Equity)
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Answer: B. It creates economic opportunities along with ensuring equal access to it
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