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Main Authors: Jeemol Unni, N. Lalitha, Uma Rani
Format: Artículo científico
Published: International Labour Organization 2001
Online Access:https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Economic-Reforms-and-Productivity-Trends-in/995268373402676
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author Jeemol Unni
N. Lalitha
Uma Rani
author_facet Jeemol Unni
N. Lalitha
Uma Rani
Jeemol Unni
N. Lalitha
Uma Rani
contents Economic Reforms and Productivity Trends in Indian Manufacturing Jeemol Unni N. Lalitha Uma Rani This paper analyses the trends in growth and efficiency in the utilisation of resources in the Indian manufacturing industry before and after the introduction of economic reforms. It uses a comparative analysis of all-India figures with Gujarat, one of the most industrially developed states of the country. The study shows that both the organised and unorganised sectors in Gujarat seemed to be doing better than the all-India average in terms of growth of value added. Growth in the manufacturing sector in Gujarat was also more efficient than average all-India growth after the reforms were introduced. Gujarat's strategy of physical infrastructure development, leading to industrialisation, has been the main reason for the growth of the state's manufacturing sector. publication.journalArticle
format Artículo científico
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 2001
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Economic Reforms and Productivity Trends in Indian Manufacturing
Jeemol Unni
N. Lalitha
Uma Rani
Economic Reforms and Productivity Trends in Indian Manufacturing Jeemol Unni N. Lalitha Uma Rani This paper analyses the trends in growth and efficiency in the utilisation of resources in the Indian manufacturing industry before and after the introduction of economic reforms. It uses a comparative analysis of all-India figures with Gujarat, one of the most industrially developed states of the country. The study shows that both the organised and unorganised sectors in Gujarat seemed to be doing better than the all-India average in terms of growth of value added. Growth in the manufacturing sector in Gujarat was also more efficient than average all-India growth after the reforms were introduced. Gujarat's strategy of physical infrastructure development, leading to industrialisation, has been the main reason for the growth of the state's manufacturing sector. publication.journalArticle
title Economic Reforms and Productivity Trends in Indian Manufacturing
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Economic-Reforms-and-Productivity-Trends-in/995268373402676