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_nMathrubhumi Books, Kaloor
041 _aEnglish
082 _a331.10954
_bSAN/IN
100 _aSantosh Mehrotra
245 _aINDIA OUT OF WORK
_b: Rethinking India's Growth Story
250 _a1
260 _aNew Delhi
_bBloomsbury India
_c2026
300 _g316
500 _a The race against time has begun, and India is already alarmingly behind. With only fifteen years left of its demographic dividend, India is staring at a stark future it may age into a poorer and older nation. Millions remain unemployed, underemployed or trapped in precarious work. India Out of Work is an acute and grave analysis of why the nation must urgently jumpstart its economy and what it will take for it to grow selfsufficient and rich before it grows old. From rural distress to the fragile realities of the 'new economy, Santosh Mehrotra and Jajati K. Parida unpack hard truths and lay out bold steps needed for a prosperous future, arguing that India needs to grow at 9 per cent per annum and generate 350 million non-farm jobs by 2055. This revelatory book explores urgent challenges confronting Indias economy, from sluggish economic expansion to widening inequality and the disturbingly small presence of women in its workforce when compared to the countries with same levelof development, and even Saudi Arabia or Yemen. Backed by rigorous analyses and compelling evidence, the book exposes the paradox of jobless growth, debunks the myth of significant poverty alleviation and reveals the systemic barriers holding millions back from a good life. Without urgent reform, India faces a future of deepening inequality, stagnant wages and sacrificed potential. A powerful portrait of a nation at a crossroads, India Out of Work is both a call to action and a road map for the future
650 _aLabor market—India.
650 _aUnemployment—India.
650 _aEconomic development
650 _aLabor policy
650 _awages
650 _aEconomic growth
700 _aJajati Parida
942 _cLEN
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999 _c198906
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