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Employment and Income in India: Case of a City Economy

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Jeemol Unni
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This paper analyses the pattern of growth observed in the city economy of Ahmedabad, a metropolitan city in the industrially developed state of Gujarat. The growth of this city is placed in the context of the overall performance of growth of output, employment and poverty in the Indian economy and that of Gujarat state. [GIDR WP No. 130].

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Paper provided by esocialsciences.com in its series Working Papers with number id:2185.

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Keywords: informal; Gujarat; output; poverty; employment; City Economy; Ahmedabad; Urbanisation; Informal employment; employment; city; economy; Gujarat; Indian economy; Indian; metropolitan;

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