Titlebook: Development Challenges of India After Twenty Five Years of Economic Reforms; Inequality, Labour, Nripendra Kishore Mishra Book 2020 Spring

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Some Reflections on Development Challenges of Indiaare mainly two models of sequencing of economic development and political development. But, Indian model is distinctly different from other models. One model is Western Europe and North America that are now very rich and advanced countries with high standards of living and fantastic social indicator

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Development Challenges of India After 25 Years of Economic Reform comparable countries, it is sobering only. After 25 years of economic reforms, there are some critical challenges to be faced in near future. Fiscal rectitude is the most important challenge. The policy also needs to settle the question of ‘market failure’ versus ‘state failure’. Agricultural refor

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Toward Understanding the Nature of Inequality in India in Terms of Changing Perceptions on Its Sourcemerging research findings on the issue. The conception of inequality is a dynamic one and has seen many transitions. This paper surveys this transition starting from Aristotle to Piketty and shows that the shift to multidimensionality of inequality, besides locating the issue in historical context

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Growth, Inequality and Labour Force Participationquality is rooted in the nature of growth itself which is highly skewed towards the service sector. The nature of service sector in itself is of a type which contributes to rising inequality. This is routed through little expansion in employment opportunities and declining labour force participation

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Inclusiveness of Economic Growth in Uttar Pradeshtures that economic growth has been used as a major instrument to reduce poverty but, this expansion has been also accompanied by rising inequality in many developing countries including India. In order to deal with growing inequality, the major aim of India’s Eleventh Five-year Plan was inclusive g

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Structural Change and Rural Households in India: An Analysis of the Nature of Transformation in Thei This paper looks into this transformation during the period 1993–94 to 2011–12. In order to look at the transformation within households, we take households as the unit of analysis and analyse the changes that occur within households. We use the NSS unit-level data of Employment–Unemployment rounds