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India shining needs sustainable rural development
Dr.B.Revathy Bala
2013
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The absence of employment opportunities and low levels of education and skill result in low cash incomes.
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This article discusses India's diverse economy, which is the twelfth largest in the world and the second fastest growing major economy. It also notes that 29% of India's population still lives below the poverty line, and women and children are the hardest hit.
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• India's economy is diverse, with agriculture, services, manufacturing, and other sectors all playing an important role. • India is the second fastest growing major economy in the world, with a GDP growth rate of 9.4% for the fiscal year 2009–2010. • 29 percent of India‘s population still lives below the poverty line, earning less than US$ 1 per day.
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•Gdp (In Usd Exchange Rate Terms) •Gdp Growth Rate •Per Capita Income At Ppp •Per Capita Income At Nominal •Employment Opportunities
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Macroeconomic Overview of India
2005
Review
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India's GDP is around $3-$4 trillion.
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This paper provides an overview of India's macroeconomic performance since independence. It finds that India has made steady progress in economic growth and poverty reduction and is currently one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with a GDP of around $3-$4 trillion and a growth rate of 8%.
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• India has made steady progress in economic growth and poverty reduction since independence in 1947. • India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with a current GDP of around $3-$4 trillion and per capita GDP of around $3000. • Despite the political tensions, India has shown substantial growth in the very long run and is currently growing at a rate of 8%.
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•Gdp •Per Capita Gdp •Poverty Rates •Measures Of Human Capital
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Women and the economy in India.
Dunlop Je, Velkoff Va
1999
25 Citations
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Agriculture continues to dominate employment employing two-thirds of all workers.
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This paper examines the economic transformation of India since 1947. It notes that agriculture still dominates employment and that India has implemented trade liberalization measures, resulting in GDP growth of 5-7% annually. However, India remains one of the world's most tightly regulated major economies.
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• India’s economy has undergone a substantial transformation since independence in 1947. • Agriculture still dominates employment, employing two-thirds of all workers. • India has implemented trade liberalization measures since 1992, resulting in GDP growth of 5-7% annually.
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•Levels Of Education And Skill •Cash Incomes •Access To Safe And Adequate Sources Of Water •Health •Poverty Rate
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