, infrastructure, and literacy rates, as well as state-level effects, have all contributed to the lack of absolute convergence in India. …

This paper tests a neo-Schumpeterian model with industry-level data to analyze how Brazil, India, and China are … competition to spur catch-up. In comparison, Brazil, which was as rich as South Korea, and India, which was as rich as China in … 1980, are catching up more slowly. Import-substitution industrialization strategies saddled Brazil and India with a large …

This paper tests a neo-Schumpeterian model with industry-level data to analyze how Brazil, India, and China are … competition to spur catch-up. In comparison, Brazil, which was as rich as South Korea, and India, which was as rich as China in … 1980, are catching up more slowly. Import-substitution industrialization strategies saddled Brazil and India with a large …

This paper tests a neo-Schumpeterian model with industry-level data to analyze how Brazil, India, and China are … competition to spur catch-up. In comparison, Brazil, which was as rich as South Korea, and India, which was as rich as China in … 1980, are catching up more slowly. Import-substitution industrialization strategies saddled Brazil and India with a large …

While India’s growth has been strong in recent decades, its structural transformation remains incomplete. In this paper …, we first take stock of India’s growth to date. We find that economic activity has shifted from agriculture to services … consider India’s employment challenge going forward. We find that India needs to create between 143-324 million jobs by 2050 …