Deciphering India's Services Sector Growth
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Deciphering India's Services Sector Growth
Balasubramanyam, V.N.; Krishna, K.L.; Bhide, Shashanka
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2023
228
Mole
Inglês
9780367623098
15 a 20 dias
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1 Introduction PART I Understanding services growth 2 Can services lead the Indian economy?3 Service tax in India: story of its evolution and amalgamation with goods taxation4 Exchange rate and India's services exports5 Measuring services output: definitional and conceptual issues PART II Services sector, economic growth and employment 6 Services sector in India: an exploration of the heterogeneity across sub-sectors7 Employment potential in the services sector in India: an overview8 Diversity in services sector employment in India: evidence from India Human Development Survey, 2011-12 PART III Insights from sectoral experiences: education, financial services and the IT industry 9 Production loan access and urban self-employed households10 Contribution of education to GDP growth: measurement and policy issues11 Learning to 'walk on two legs'?: divergent trajectories and the future of India's ICT services
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RBI;NSSO;Service sector;Public Administration;Indian economy;FDI Inflow;growth;NSSO Survey;industry, sectors;NSSO Data;policy;India's Service Sector;economy;India's Gdp;services sector;Services Sector Contributed;India growth economy;Service GDP;Economic transformation;Service Sector Employment;Services growth;Indian Services Exports;Sustainability of Services growth;TFP;Employment potential;FDI;Modern services;Net FDI Inflow;IT services;TSE;Educational services;Service Sector Gdp;Informal sector employment;Upper Bounds Critical Values;Services and informal sector;GFCF;Female work participation;Services Exports;National income accounts;BoP Market;Central Government;Exchange rate policy;Low Productivity Services;Informal credit;Service Tax;Banking services;Self-employed Households;Financial inclusion;Goods and Services Tax;Gross Value Added;Gross Domestic Product;Skill development;Indian's economy;information and communications technology services;India's services sector;India's service tax
1 Introduction PART I Understanding services growth 2 Can services lead the Indian economy?3 Service tax in India: story of its evolution and amalgamation with goods taxation4 Exchange rate and India's services exports5 Measuring services output: definitional and conceptual issues PART II Services sector, economic growth and employment 6 Services sector in India: an exploration of the heterogeneity across sub-sectors7 Employment potential in the services sector in India: an overview8 Diversity in services sector employment in India: evidence from India Human Development Survey, 2011-12 PART III Insights from sectoral experiences: education, financial services and the IT industry 9 Production loan access and urban self-employed households10 Contribution of education to GDP growth: measurement and policy issues11 Learning to 'walk on two legs'?: divergent trajectories and the future of India's ICT services
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RBI;NSSO;Service sector;Public Administration;Indian economy;FDI Inflow;growth;NSSO Survey;industry, sectors;NSSO Data;policy;India's Service Sector;economy;India's Gdp;services sector;Services Sector Contributed;India growth economy;Service GDP;Economic transformation;Service Sector Employment;Services growth;Indian Services Exports;Sustainability of Services growth;TFP;Employment potential;FDI;Modern services;Net FDI Inflow;IT services;TSE;Educational services;Service Sector Gdp;Informal sector employment;Upper Bounds Critical Values;Services and informal sector;GFCF;Female work participation;Services Exports;National income accounts;BoP Market;Central Government;Exchange rate policy;Low Productivity Services;Informal credit;Service Tax;Banking services;Self-employed Households;Financial inclusion;Goods and Services Tax;Gross Value Added;Gross Domestic Product;Skill development;Indian's economy;information and communications technology services;India's services sector;India's service tax
