Planning goals and industrial strategy before 1991
- Goals of Indian economic planning
- Government and markets in a mixed economy
- Public investment in basic and strategic industries under the 1956 policy
- Capacity and diversification controls under industrial licensing
- Replacing imports with domestic production
- Product reservation as historical small-industry support
- Trade-offs between planning goals
- Five-year stages within a longer planning horizon
- Tariffs and quotas as import-protection instruments
- Protected markets and incentives to improve quality
- Licensing as a potential barrier to competitors
- Public and private participation in the 1956 industrial categories