1991 Indian Economic Crisis?

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What led to the

1991 Crisis

The 1991 crisis was a defining moment for India's economy, leading to widespread reforms

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Balance of Payments

A severe Balance of Payment (BoP) imbalance led to the depletion of India's foreign exchange reserves

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Global Impact

The Gulf War's impact on oil prices exacerbated India's financial vulnerabilities

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Fiscal Mismanagement

Excessive public spending and subsidies led to unsustainable fiscal deficits

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Borrowing Burden

India's reliance on external borrowing added to its growing economic woes

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Exchange Rate Woes

An overvalued Rupee made Indian exports less competitive internationally

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Political Instability

Frequent government changes hindered effective crisis management

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IMF to the Rescue

India's economic reforms were catalysed by IMF intervention in 1991

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Economic Transformation

Post-crisis reforms led to significant economic liberalization and growth

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