- Post-liberalization (1991 onwards), the non-agriculture sector accelerated growth.
- However, the agriculture sector moved on a cyclical path around a long-term trend of 3%.
- This indicates that agriculture growth remained low and did not keep pace.
- The neglect of required market reforms in the agriculture sector continued.
- Policies continued to focus on MSP and subsidies.
- The text implies a need for market-led reforms in agriculture.
- Government is now introducing market-led reforms (e.g., three acts protested by farmers).