Economic Survey 2019: Private investment in agriculture is falling

Economic Survey 2019: Private investment in agriculture is falling

A key reason for waning private sector interest in the sector could be excessive regulations and control in the sector
Budget 2019:-Private interest in agribusiness has seen a decrease over the most recent couple of years while the open division’s job is developing, pointing towards a more profound reason for worry in the cultivating part.
A key purpose behind fading private part enthusiasm for the division could be extreme guidelines and control in the area, something the administration needs to survey truly pushing ahead.

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