Interrogating inclusive growth: formal-informal duality, complementarity, conflict

Chakrabarti, Saumya

doi:10.1093/cje/bet016

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Price and Output Determination In Modern Infs Segment (Infsm)2

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“…15 As TAGR farmers have to purchase modern inputs from the FS. All these push and pull factors drive up the levels of employment and output in the INFSm 16 .…”

Section: Price and Output Determination In Modern Infs Segment (Infsm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Consequently, the INFSm gains also in terms of real income and real surplus -'s'. Thus, the FS 16 A model on nonfarm expansion through push from agriculture and pull form capitalist sector is also developed by All these imply, from the food-market equilibrium condition we get the subsequent crucial outcomes.…”

Section: Price and Output Determination In Modern Infs Segment (Infsm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Neo-Dualism: Formal-Informal-Agriculture Interactions in India

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2018

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“…15 As TAGR farmers have to purchase modern inputs from the FS. All these push and pull factors drive up the levels of employment and output in the INFSm 16 .…”

Section: Price and Output Determination In Modern Infs Segment (Infsm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Price and Output Determination In Modern Infs Segment (Infsm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Neo-Dualism: Formal-Informal-Agriculture Interactions in India

Sadhu¹,

Chakrabarti²

2018

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The Inclusive Growth Concept: Strengths, Weaknesses, and a Research Agenda for Indonesia

Kusumawati

Elhorst

Haan

2015

Decentralization and Governance in Indonesia

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In the last decade, inclusive growth, a broader concept of economic growth came into vogue among international organizations and countries' policy makers. This paper reviews recent studies on inclusive growth addressing the following issues: which indicators have been considered, how they have been combined, and to which extent can existing research on inclusive growth provide a better understanding of the economic development process in an emerging economy like Indonesia. Many studies use one index and a single-equation approach to measure the determinants of inclusive growth. This paper suggests an alternative approach for future research that can shed more light on (the drivers of) (the different components of) inclusive growth, i.e. using a simultaneous equations model or a structural equation modelling approach. We can, thereby, provide better analyses and policy recommendations to achieve inclusive growth.

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Informal Sector in India: A Critique of Inclusive Transition

Kundu

Chakrabarti

2022

India Studies in Business and Economics

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Interrogating inclusive growth: formal-informal duality, complementarity, conflict

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

Neo-Dualism: Formal-Informal-Agriculture Interactions in India

Neo-Dualism: Formal-Informal-Agriculture Interactions in India

The Inclusive Growth Concept: Strengths, Weaknesses, and a Research Agenda for Indonesia

Informal Sector in India: A Critique of Inclusive Transition

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