A mixed economy is characterized by the presence and functioning of both state-owned enterprises (public sector) and privately-owned enterprises (private sector) within the same economic framework. India adopted a mixed economy model after independence, where key industries and infrastructure were initially dominated by the public sector, while the private sector also played a significant role, which expanded over time.
Mixed economy in India means
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2013 · Topic: Nature of Indian Economy (Mixed Economy Framework)
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Answer: C. Co-existence of public and private sector.
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