Growth in GVA of Indian ManufacturingEconomic and Political Weekly

By R Nagaraj on June 13, 2015

Two comments on "Growth in Gross Value Added of Indian Manufacturing: 2011-12 Series vs 2004-05 Series" (EPW, 23 May 2015) question the defence of the statistics on growth in manufacturing in the new National Accounts Statistics of the Central Statistics Office.

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