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100			_aBishnoi, Ashwani. _9122266
245		0	_aBoosting the Labour-intensive Manufacturing in India
260			_bEconomic and Political Weekly
260			_c2024
300			_a96-106
520			_aAccelerating labour-intensive manufacturing can play a vital role in the structural transformation of the Indian economy, creating decent jobs for a large labour force disguisedly employed in agriculture with negligible marginal productivity. Labour-intensive manufacturing will help India reap the demographic dividend by addressing the problems of underemployment and inequality. A comparative analysis of India’s labour-intensive manufacturing in terms of output, employment, and productivity, among others is provided. The analysis presents potential labour-intensive sectors, factors affecting productivity, policy lessons from successful countries, and offers specific policy prescriptions to accelerate labour-intensive manufacturing in India.
650			_a Indian Economy
650			_a Labour-Intensive Sectors _9122267
650			_a Underemployment and Inequality _9122268
650			_aLabour-Intensive Manufacturing _9122269
700			_a Dash, Ranjan Kumar _9122270
700			_a Garag, Bhavesh _9122271
856			_uhttps://www.epw.in/journal/2024/34/indias-industrial-transformation/boosting-labour-intensive-manufacturing-india.html
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