Higher Education, Employment, and Economic Development in India

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Foreword

Prelude

Acknowledgements

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1 Higher education and Employment in India: An introduction

Part 1: Higher education participation, employment, and income inequality

2 Participation in higher education: The role of institutions

3 Gender gaps in employment preferences among university graduates in India

4 Educational expansion and income inequality in India

Part 2: Quality and the role of higher education institutions in economic development

5 Indian higher education: Introspecting the state of quality

6 The role and impact of academics' societal engagement

7 The roles of agricultural universities in serving regional economic development

Part 3: Demographic dividend, joblessness, and informality

8 Harnessing India's demographic dividend: The way forward

9 Jobless growth in India: Employment-unemployment of educated youth

10 Agricultural exports and informal sector in India: A macroeconomic perspective

Part 4: Labour migration and female employment

11 Industrial and occupational distribution of migrant workers in India

12 Understanding the decline in women's employment in rural India

13 Low female labour force participation: evidence from urban Kerala

Part 5: Employment generation in the manufacturing sector

14 BRICS-EU global value chains trade and manufacturing employment

15 Employability of FDI in India's manufacturing firms

16 Technology and labour in India's manufacturing

17 Imported inputs and labour in India's manufacturing

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• Economia do desenvolvimento
• As estratégias educacionais e políticas
• Ensino medio e superior
• Economia do trabalho
• Economia política

Human Development Index;Indian Higher Education Institutions;Educated Youth Unemployment;Non-migrant Workers;Female Labour Force Participation;Demographic Dividend;Negative Relationship;Non-farm Sector;India's Gdp;Higher Education;GVC Participation;Total Labour Demand;Private Unaided Institutions;Total Employment Change;North Carolina;NC;Export Platform FDI;World University Rankings;SC Student;Salaried Jobs;Higher Education Graduates;Private Higher Educational Institutions;Low Female Labour Force Participation;Employment Elasticity;Wage Labour Households