Growth, Development, and Diversity
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9780198077992
Publication date:
11/06/2012
Hardback
336 pages
215.0x140.0mm
Price: 895.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198077992
Publication date:
11/06/2012
Hardback
336 pages
215.0x140.0mm
K. Pushpangadan & v.n. balasubramanyam
Suitable for: Thought-provoking and policy-oriented, this volume will be of interest to students of Indian economy and development economics, policymakers, and development agencies.
Rights: World Rights
K. Pushpangadan & v.n. balasubramanyam
Description
The Indian economy is very much like a patchwork quilt with differing colours and shapes—the whole may be pleasing to the eye, but a closer examination reveals several spots that do not mesh with the others. This volumeidentifies the various patterns of the economy and also analyses the contribution of liberalization-inducedgrowth to diverse development goals. The thirteen essays in the volume span a wide range of growth and development issues, including: • implications of the services and capital-intensive manufacturing-led growth for employment, income disparities, and poverty; • significance of institutions including financial, administrative, and village-level institutions for the promotion of growth with development; • impact of growth on schooling of children and child labour; • impact of international trade on growth, productivity, and employment; and • impact of remittances on education, employment, and structure of the regional economies. Combining economic theory with empirical analysis, the essays investigate the diverse relationship between growthand development in India’s economy, based on rigorous studies done in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, WestBengal, Tamil Nadu, and Bihar. In doing so, they underscore the challenges facing policymakers in the pursuit ofinclusive growth.
K. Pushpangadan & v.n. balasubramanyam
K. Pushpangadan & v.n. balasubramanyam
Description
The Indian economy is very much like a patchwork quilt with differing colours and shapes—the whole may be pleasing to the eye, but a closer examination reveals several spots that do not mesh with the others. This volumeidentifies the various patterns of the economy and also analyses the contribution of liberalization-inducedgrowth to diverse development goals. The thirteen essays in the volume span a wide range of growth and development issues, including: • implications of the services and capital-intensive manufacturing-led growth for employment, income disparities, and poverty; • significance of institutions including financial, administrative, and village-level institutions for the promotion of growth with development; • impact of growth on schooling of children and child labour; • impact of international trade on growth, productivity, and employment; and • impact of remittances on education, employment, and structure of the regional economies. Combining economic theory with empirical analysis, the essays investigate the diverse relationship between growthand development in India’s economy, based on rigorous studies done in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, WestBengal, Tamil Nadu, and Bihar. In doing so, they underscore the challenges facing policymakers in the pursuit ofinclusive growth.
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