Large population : A boon to the nervous system

         The large population of a country usually cripples the nation’s economic development. But in the case of India, which is characterized  with its typical market and monetary policy, the large population can turn out to be a boon. The primary and the manufacturing sector can remain unaffected by the inconsistent global crisis that raises its hood more and less, frequently. Indian consumers to a great extent are accustomed to the native products. As such, the fall in the liquidity in the currency at the international level can have little effect.
                 Hence, this feature should be preserved so that the country’s trade and commerce does not get paralyzed as a result of any economic global crisis.