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100			_aMitra, Arup
245			_aWhy wage differences exist across sectors? explanations based on India's industrial sector
260			_c2016
300			_ap.39-45.
362			_a17 Sep
520			_aInter-industry differences in wages are substantial, and over time, they do not seem to be disappearing. Productivity is a determinant of wage differences across industries, though the association between them is not very strong at the aggregate level or for intermediate goods, capital goods, and consumer non-durables. Trade liberalisation enhances productivity and wages at the aggregate level, and also in the case of basic goods and capital goods. However, in an attempt to raise productivity, firms may extract more work from those who are already engaged, and tend to pay them less than their due share in certain industry groups. Contractualisation and feminisation show similar effects for all the industry groups except the intermediate goods industries, and has a worsening effect on wages and also productivity. - Reproduced.
650			_aIndia - Industries
650			_aIndustry
650			_aWages
700			_aSingh, Prakash
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a112346
999			_c112341 _d112341