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Paperback

• 2014

Pages: 154

ISBN: 9789332701793

(For Sale in South Asia Only)

INR 1295

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OECD Economic Surveys

INDIA: November 2014

OECD


Description

OECD's 2014 Economic Survey of India examines recent economic developments, policies and prospects. Special chapters cover health, the manufacturing sector and economic participation of women.

Contents in detail:
   
  Basic statistics of India, 2013
   
  Executive summary
  Main findings
  Key recommendations
   
  Assessment and recommendations
  Recent economic developments and projections 
  Enhancing the monetary and fiscal policy frameworks
 

Recommendations to strengthen the monetary
and fiscal policy frameworks
  Addressing structural problems in product, labour
and financial markets to promote inclusive and greener growth
 

Recommendations to improve labour market performance
 

Recommendations to improve the quality of infrastructure
 

Recommendations to raise the effectiveness of
the financial sector
 

Recommendations to improve the business environment
 

Recommendations to improve health outcomes for all
  Bibliography
  Annex. Follow-up to previous OECD policy recommendations 
   
                                   THEMATIC CHAPTERS
   
1.   Challenges and opportunities of the manufacturing sector 
  The manufacturing sector has contributed
little to income, export and employment growth
  Lifting barriers to manufacturing
 

Recommendations to raise employment creation
and value added from the manufacturing sector
  Notes
  Bibliography
   
2. Raising the economic participation of 
  women in India – A new growth engine?
  Who works and where?
  Raising participation can have substantial growth effects
 

Recommendations to enhance women’s
economic participation 
  Bibliography
   
3. Improving health care in India
  The largest gains in health status will come
from preventive measures
  Access to health care services should be expanded
and the quality
of care improved
  Devoting more public funds to health care and improving
the effectiveness of spending
 

Recommendations to improve health outcomes for all
  Bibliography
   
  Glossary