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(In articles on non-monetization or non-monetization it is important to point out the advantages and disadvantages of non-monetization, but nonmonetary articles on single non-monetization articles or finite amounts In this article, It is impossible to point out the article All the strengths and weaknesses, or strengths and weaknesses, will leave points on other days.) Non-monetization law is considered a change in the country's currency themselves Special advantages and negative traces of. good

Non-monetization in India is not a day's decision. Democratization of India was announced in November 2016, but the government took various measures to enable the democratization of the country. Initially the government had asked people to open a free account at Yan Dhan Yojna Bank so that everyone can deposit their old currency into their bank account after the country's non-monetization. On the other hand, not all transactions were done legally in the country due to the government's loss due to offline transactions. Therefore, in the case of non-monetization, the government is about to conduct most transactions online. In other words, the government wants to increase cashless transactions in that country. These steps contribute to China's economic growth. Non-monetization in India has several negative effects, but these adverse effects can be avoided or ignored through national development.

After a year and a half democratization, the Indian economy seems to abolish all the adverse effects of democratization. "2017 - 18 Indian Economic Survey" announced before the 2018 total budget was submitted to Congress emphasizes that all adverse effects of monetization of 500 rupees and 1000 rupees have been completed. The announcement of democratization on 8th November 2016 was surprising. According to the economic survey, according to the import and export data, the influence of deterioration is already over. In the third quarter of 2006, export growth accelerated again to 13.6%, insisting that import growth slowed to 13.1% in line with the global trend. This suggests that the effects of non-monetization and GST are diminishing. Service exports and private remittances are also rebounding