Subject: Economics
Book: Comprehensive Indian Economy
Cooperative federalism stresses collaborative relations between the Union and states, moving beyond rigid hierarchical structures. Institutions like the GST Council exemplify joint decisions on tax rates, fostering consensus-based reforms. Similarly, NITI Aayog hosts forums where states share best practices, aligning policies across sectors (health, education). For exam prep, highlight how effective federal coordination can tackle large-scale issues like water disputes (inter-state rivers), infrastructure connectivity, and investment promotion. Conversely, debates arise when central directions conflict with state autonomy. A nuanced answer shows how synergy or friction in federal relations shapes overall economic outcomes.
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