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In India, the constant price Input-output (I-O) flows receive comparatively less attention. Large data requirements and … most disaggregated level of sectors as given in India IOTT for each of the three years viz. 1998-99; 2003-04, and 2007 … expected to encourage the use of real technology coefficients in research based on the India IOTT …
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demand for energy output. India's energy characteristics have changed both in terms of pattern as well as degree of … interdependence. The paper concludes that India's Energy Hallmark has changed. It identifies energy as a key sector forthrightly …
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This paper highlights the increasing significance of energy in the Indian economy. The analysis is based on changing dynamics of the supply-and-use relationships among various sectors of the economy. It is observed that energy is an increasingly important input to Indian manufacturing. Since...
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The developing countries, like India, face the twin challenges of sustainable growth and high import dependency due to … energy intensity of India's exports by using a constant price hybrid Input-Output model. The analysis clearly highlights the … efficiency. The findings reject the proposition that India's export basket is dominated with energy intensive sectors …
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This paper is an attempt to analyze changing energy intensities in the Indian economy. The hybrid I-O model at constant prices has been used to address the problem of homogenous pricing of energy inputs across sectors of the economy. Results reveal that the indirect rather than direct energy use...
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estimate the balance of embodied energy in India's international trade at aggregate and sector levels. Over time, the composite …
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Recognising the nexus between growth and energy use, a fast growing country like India, is an ideal case for empirical …
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Increasing demand for energy from its fast growing economy notwithstanding, India is committed to reduce energy …
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For a typical developing country, this paper shows that once inter-sectoral linkages are taken into account, closing the productivity gap in a number of services gives bigger gains in aggregate productivity than closing it in agriculture or in manufacturing. This is performed in the context of...
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top priority for policy-makers, while laying out the macroeconomic framework for Indian economy. Government of India had … services trade on India's Economic Growth and Current Account Balance, during the post-reform period from 1990-91 to 2011 … international fragmentation of the production process, India's services trade began growing rapidly post 1991. With the help of …
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