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Which of these statements about the Bombay Plan is incorrect? - Political Science

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Question

Which of these statements about the Bombay Plan is incorrect? 

Options

  • It was a blueprint for India's economic future. 

  • It supported state-ownership of industry. 

  • It was made by some leading industrialists.

  • It supported strongly the idea of planning. 

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Solution

It supported state-ownership of industry. 

Explanation:

The Bombay Plan is the term given to a group of ideas made during World War II for the development of India's post-independence economy. The Bombay Plan" was the name given to a 15-year economic plan for India proposed in January 1944 by a group of entrepreneurs and technocrats. Initially, it was exclusively available for private distribution. In response to the interest produced by the idea, it was soon published as a pamphlet. 

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