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Industrial statistics in India: Sources, limitations and data gaps
Abstract:
The authors discuss here the different sources of industrial statistics in India, their limitations and methods of filling the data gaps. The sources of data for the organised and unorganised sectors of manufacturing industry are discussed in Section II. Section III reviews the sources for large and small industries defined in terms of capital employed in plant and machinery. This section also discusses about the index of industrial production its limitations especially with reference to its use in the estimation of GDP from manufacturing at 2-digit level of industrial classification Section IV covers data sources for mining and Section V gives concluding remarks.
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The WTO deadlock
India believed that the Hong Kong Ministerial Declaration effectively addressed its core concerns. A major developing country coalition (G-110) came into being. All developed countries are neither opposed to agricultural liberalisation (the Quad—Canada, Japan, E.U., U. S.—has been providing support to its domestic agricultural lobby) nor supporting it.
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