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The Study of Structural Development in the Indian Economic Framework: An emphasis on CAPITALIST AND SOCIALIST ECONOMIC SYSTEM

Author(s) Ms. Kashish Sushil Rai, Ms. Sana Sunil Sudrik
Country India
Abstract The evolution of economic systems constitutes one of the most significant dimensions of human societal development, reflecting not merely material progress but also ideological transformations concerning justice, authority, and collective welfare. The present paper examines the structural evolution of the Indian economic framework through a critical analysis of two dominant economic systems-Capitalism and Socialism. It begins with the fundamental abstraction that human society is dynamic in nature and molded by collective needs, this study traces the progression from basic social associations to the formation of a state and, subsequently, the emergence of organized economic systems. It predominantly focuses on how the interdependence between state and economy necessitated structured mechanisms for the production, distribution, and allocation of resources, ultimately giving rise to distinct economic ideologies. The study moves beyond doctrinal comparisons to emphasize the emergence of hybrid economic arrangements, wherein states strategically combine market mechanisms with welfare-oriented intervention. Such a synthesis reflects an evolving recognition that economic efficiency and social equity are not mutually exclusive but must be pursued in tandem to ensure sustainable development. India’s economic trajectory illustrates a gradual transition from state-centric planning to a more liberalized and globally integrated framework, while retaining a foundational commitment to social welfare. Ultimately, the study contends that economic systems must be understood as evolving instruments rather than fixed doctrines. Their relevance lies in the capacity to adapt to the ever-evolving dynamic nature of society.
Keywords Economic systems, Capitalism, Socialism, Bourgeoisie, Proletariat.
Published In Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-03-29
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