often found in areas that are vulnerable to flooding or other natural disasters. They are often home to marginalized communities, including migrant workers, informal sector workers, and other groups that may be excluded from mainstream society. The scaling back of public sector enterprises may also have led to a reduction in the ability of the government to direct investment and resources towards priority areas and to protect the interests of workers, minorities and other stakeholders. See also Economic history of India Mafia Raj Planned economy Socialism in India Swadeshi movement References Political corruption in India Economic history of India (1947–present) Legal history of India Licenses Political history of India Bureaucratic organization 1990 in Indian economy Planned Economies Mixed economies