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The factors responsible for the lacklustre performance India's manufacturing are well identified in contemporary literature. The important ones are absence of world class infrastructure, complex system of internal taxation, an unpredictable taxation environment, and regulations relating to land...
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output and employment in this sector. We find that there are heterogeneities in the performance of the manufacturing sector … across industries and states. Recent economic growth has benefited industries which rely more on capital and skilled workers … as opposed to unskilled/low skilled workers. This fact combined with the rising capital intensity of production over the …
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employment and job dynamics across different enterprise types. In the context of India, where MSMEs have been traditionally … supported and encouraged by different policy initiatives to generate the much needed employment opportunities outside the … contributors to employment in the manufacturing sector. And two, how their contributions have evolved over time, across states …
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employment in India. While empirical evidence seems to indicate the presence of large number of 'contract' workers in the Indian … rigidities inhibiting employment expansion; but note needs to be taken of a ruling by the Supreme Court in 2001 which interpreted … the CLA, 1970 in the case of Steel Authority of India v. National Union Water-Front Workers. This judicial interpretation …
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In this paper, we undertake an evaluation of the laws governing wages in India, identify their shortcomings and offer suggestions for improvement. In doing so, we analyze the provisions in the relevant ILO Conventions and look at the laws and practice in selected developed and emerging...
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relatively to the sectors employment or GDP contribution in South East Asian economies. However, firm size is not the whole story …
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This paper advances understanding of the relationship between tax policy and productivity, taking advantage of unique data from the Dominican Republic to document a significant negative impact of tax regulations on total factor productivity (TFP). It begins by estimating productivity using...
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