Titlebook: India’s Economy and Society; Lateral Explorations Sunil Mani,Chidambaran G. Iyer Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Has Labour Rigidity Slowed Down Employment Growth in Indian Manufacturing?thin the organized manufacturing sector, contract workers or workers who are outside the purview of the labour laws accounted for close to 70% of the net increase in employment since the 2000s. The reasons for the lacklustre performance of the manufacturing sector in India lie outside the sphere of

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Introduction,n the context of the current pandemic where an emphasis has been placed on the health industry. India has considerable technological capability in three subsectors of the health industry. These are in the design and manufacture of vaccines, therapeutic drugs and in medical devices of various sorts.

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Supply Chain Management of Food Grains in Indiainated by marginal and small farmers, there is lack of scale of economies, supply chain is laden by low standards of processing and value addition and there is shortage of marketing infrastructure. In the Indian scenario, the markets for wheat and rice are different as compared to other agricultural

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Regional Concentration of Industries in India: What Does the Recent Data Say and How to Understand two key questions have been addressed. First, why the regional distribution of Indian industry continues to be dominated by Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu? Second, what are the sources of this uneven spread of industries? Past industrial policies (history) and contemporary factors are found to r

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Financing Green and Brownfield Private Infrastructure in Indiaprove the ability of to attract finance in the private provisioning of infrastructure. This is particularly so in the case where there are dual market failures arising out of both the natural monopoly and the appropriability failure aspect. Thus, sewerage and water, city roads, multimodal facilities

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Looking at India’s Engineering Exports: Stuck in the Middle of the Value Chain the sector has seen increasing import dependence, and domestic players have lost market share both in domestic and global markets. In this context, this paper looks at the changing pattern of exports of India’s engineering goods sector and attempts to identify products with most export potential. W