State the main objectives of liberalisation policy.OR
Why is it said that NEP is liberal?
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The main objectives of liberalisation policy are:
  1. To increase competition among domestic industries.
  2. To increase foreign capital formation and improve the technology.
  3. To decrease the debt of the country.
  4. To encourage cross border trade.
  5. To expand the size of the market.
Since the NEP aims to achieve all the above stated objectives, therefore it is said that, NEP is liberal.
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