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What major economic event characterized the second phase (1976-1990) of Kerala's economy?

AThe extensive implementation of comprehensive land reforms, leading to significant changes in land ownership patterns.

BThe 'Gulf Boom' and the subsequent increase in remittances.

CA significant push for state-led industrialization, resulting in a boom in manufacturing and employment.

DThe initiation of major tourism development projects, establishing Kerala as a prominent global tourist destination.

Answer:

B. The 'Gulf Boom' and the subsequent increase in remittances.

Read Explanation:

  • This period is synonymous with the 'Gulf Boom,' which saw mass migration to Gulf countries and a massive influx of remittances that significantly boosted the state's economy.


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