01008pab a2200169 454500008004000000100002100040245005500061260000900116300001300125362001100138520055700149650002300706650002700729650002800756650002000784773003400804180718b2002   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aChaudhuri, Sudip  aEconomic reforms and industrial structure in India  c2002  ap.155-62  a12 Jan  aThis paper focuses on the impact of India's economic reforms on industrial structure and productivity.  It reveals a disappointing overall performance in both output growth and employment.  This, however, is not the result of exogenous factors, but the consequence of the type of policies being followed under economic reforms.  If mistakes were made in the past, they need to be corrected.  But efforts should be made to ensure that demand is high enough for more output to be produced, more people to be employed, poverty to be reduced. - Reproduced.  aIndia - Industries  aIndustrial development  aEconomic reform - India  aEconomic reform  aEconomic and Political Weekly