Chaudhuri, Sudip creator text xu| 2002 continuing ng p.155-62 This 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. India - Industries Industrial development Economic reform - India Economic reform Economic and Political Weekly 180718