Job creation and poverty reduction in India : towards rapid and sustained growth / edited by Sadiq Ahmed.

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Ahmed, Sadiq

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9788132100171
8132100174
1281963569
9781281963567

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Job creation and poverty reduction in India.DDC classification:

330.954 22

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HD5819 .J63 2007eb

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83.14

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Contents:

Cover; Contents; Preface; India's Long-Term Growth Experience: Lessons and Prospects; Fiscal Policy for Growth in India; India's State Finances; From Inhibiting to Enabling: India's Changing Approach to The Role of Private Sector; India's Financial Sector: Recent Reforms and the Challenges Ahead; Meeting India's Infrastructure Demands -- The Role of Reforms and Investment; Revitalizing the Agricultural Sector in India: Opportunities and Challenges; Labor Markets in India: Developments and Challenges; About the Editor and Contributors; Index.

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Summary: Rapid growth since 1980 has transformed India the 50th ranked economy in nominal US dollars to the 12th largest in the world in 2003. When income is measured with regard to purchasing power parity, the Indian economy occupies fourth place, after the United States, Japan, and China. Along with growing incomes, Indias increasingly outward orientation and the growing optimism about its economy has led to a surge in international investors interest. At the same time evidence suggests that income inequality is rising and the gap in average per capita income between the rich and poor states.

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Rapid growth since 1980 has transformed India the 50th ranked economy in nominal US dollars to the 12th largest in the world in 2003. When income is measured with regard to purchasing power parity, the Indian economy occupies fourth place, after the United States, Japan, and China. Along with growing incomes, Indias increasingly outward orientation and the growing optimism about its economy has led to a surge in international investors interest. At the same time evidence suggests that income inequality is rising and the gap in average per capita income between the rich and poor states.

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