India Development Report 2017
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ISBN:
9780199483549
Publication date:
01/11/2017
Paperback
352 pages
Price: 1295.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780199483549
Publication date:
01/11/2017
Paperback
352 pages
Edited by S. Mahendra Dev
The report evaluates the Indian economy since the reforms of 1991 in terms of macroeconomic growth, agricultural developments, social sector achievements, and growth in trade and industry.
Rights: World Rights
Edited by S. Mahendra Dev
Description
The Indian economy is more globally integrated now as compared to the year when the reforms started. The global financial crisis that originated in the US in 2008 transmitted to emerging market economies like India. Again, continued global slowdown in the last few years had an adverse impact on India’s economy as the value of exports declined significantly in the last two years. Currently, India’s macroeconomic parameters, such as current account deficit, inflation, fiscal deficit, and exchange rate, are under control and stable. India is attracting large inflows of foreign direct investment, and has seen GDP growth of over 2 trillion dollars in 2017.
India Development Report 2017 evaluates the Indian economy since the reforms of 1991 in terms of macroeconomic growth, agricultural developments, social sector achievements, and growth in trade and industry. Presenting a comprehensive analysis of reforms that took place in these domains during the last 25 years, this report also addresses recent changes and issues that have affected the country’s economy, such as changes in national accounts statistics due to introduction of a new series, manufacturing and services in the context of ‘Make in India’ initiative, changes in the insolvency and bankruptcy laws, and achievements in education and health sectors, among others. The report includes a data-rich statistical appendix which provides an independent assessment of various economic and social indicators.
About the Editor
S. Mahendra Dev
Edited by S. Mahendra Dev
Table of contents
List of Tables, Figures, and Boxes
Preface
Abbreviations
Contributors
1. Preparedness for Make in India and Other Emerging Issues: An Introductory Overview
S. Mahendra Dev and C. Veeramani
Part I: Emerging Issues in Macroeconomics, Agriculture, and Social Sector
2. Macroeconomic Scenario and Policy Options
Manoj Panda
3. Monetary Policy Transmission in India
Ashima Goyal
4. New National Accounts Series: An Exposition and Key Issues in the Debate
J. Dennis Rajakumar and S.L. Shetty
5. Consumption and Nutritional Implications of Alternative Growth Scenario for India
G. Mythili
6. Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture: Implications on Nutrition in India
S. Mahendra Dev, Vijay Laxmi Pandey, and D. Suganthi
7. Spatial Aspects of Production Diversifi cation in Indian Agriculture
Tirtha Chatterjee and A. Ganesh-Kumar
8. Human Capital and the Economy: Where Are the Tertiary Educated?
Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay
9. Adult Education and Composition of Labour Supply in India
Runu Bhakta and A. Ganesh-Kumar
10. Labour Regulations and Worker Welfare: The Case of Provident Fund in India
Karthikeya Naraparaju and Ajay Sharma
Part II: Sector Focus: Industry, Trade, and Preparedness for ‘Make in India’
11. Make What in India?
C. Veeramani and Garima Dhir
12. Services for Indian Manufacturing
Rupa Chanda
13. One Size Does Not Fit All: An Analysis of the Importance of Industry-Specific Vertical Policies for Growing High Technology Industries in India
Sunil Mani
14. Make Where in India?
Sanjoy Chakravorty
15. Evolution of the Insolvency Framework for Non-financial Firms in India 261
Rajeswari Sengupta, Anjali Sharma, and Susan Thomas
A Statistical Profile of India’s Development
Edited by S. Mahendra Dev
Edited by S. Mahendra Dev
Description
The Indian economy is more globally integrated now as compared to the year when the reforms started. The global financial crisis that originated in the US in 2008 transmitted to emerging market economies like India. Again, continued global slowdown in the last few years had an adverse impact on India’s economy as the value of exports declined significantly in the last two years. Currently, India’s macroeconomic parameters, such as current account deficit, inflation, fiscal deficit, and exchange rate, are under control and stable. India is attracting large inflows of foreign direct investment, and has seen GDP growth of over 2 trillion dollars in 2017.
India Development Report 2017 evaluates the Indian economy since the reforms of 1991 in terms of macroeconomic growth, agricultural developments, social sector achievements, and growth in trade and industry. Presenting a comprehensive analysis of reforms that took place in these domains during the last 25 years, this report also addresses recent changes and issues that have affected the country’s economy, such as changes in national accounts statistics due to introduction of a new series, manufacturing and services in the context of ‘Make in India’ initiative, changes in the insolvency and bankruptcy laws, and achievements in education and health sectors, among others. The report includes a data-rich statistical appendix which provides an independent assessment of various economic and social indicators.
About the Editor
S. Mahendra Dev
Table of contents
List of Tables, Figures, and Boxes
Preface
Abbreviations
Contributors
1. Preparedness for Make in India and Other Emerging Issues: An Introductory Overview
S. Mahendra Dev and C. Veeramani
Part I: Emerging Issues in Macroeconomics, Agriculture, and Social Sector
2. Macroeconomic Scenario and Policy Options
Manoj Panda
3. Monetary Policy Transmission in India
Ashima Goyal
4. New National Accounts Series: An Exposition and Key Issues in the Debate
J. Dennis Rajakumar and S.L. Shetty
5. Consumption and Nutritional Implications of Alternative Growth Scenario for India
G. Mythili
6. Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture: Implications on Nutrition in India
S. Mahendra Dev, Vijay Laxmi Pandey, and D. Suganthi
7. Spatial Aspects of Production Diversifi cation in Indian Agriculture
Tirtha Chatterjee and A. Ganesh-Kumar
8. Human Capital and the Economy: Where Are the Tertiary Educated?
Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay
9. Adult Education and Composition of Labour Supply in India
Runu Bhakta and A. Ganesh-Kumar
10. Labour Regulations and Worker Welfare: The Case of Provident Fund in India
Karthikeya Naraparaju and Ajay Sharma
Part II: Sector Focus: Industry, Trade, and Preparedness for ‘Make in India’
11. Make What in India?
C. Veeramani and Garima Dhir
12. Services for Indian Manufacturing
Rupa Chanda
13. One Size Does Not Fit All: An Analysis of the Importance of Industry-Specific Vertical Policies for Growing High Technology Industries in India
Sunil Mani
14. Make Where in India?
Sanjoy Chakravorty
15. Evolution of the Insolvency Framework for Non-financial Firms in India 261
Rajeswari Sengupta, Anjali Sharma, and Susan Thomas
A Statistical Profile of India’s Development
