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Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly

By on June 27, 2015

India's information technology hardware segment is heavily dependent on imports of components and finished goods. After surveying Tamil Nadu's hardware electronics sector, this article argues that the stagnation of the electronics hardware sectors stems from a failure to create backward linkages, a liberal import regime and a foreign direct investment policy that has focused on employment generation instead of capability building. The study highlights the import-intensive nature of the industry, identifies skill gaps and infrastructural constraints faced especially by medium- and small-scale manufacturers.

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Saripalle, Madhuri. Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly. , , . , 2015. Saripalle, M. (2015). Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly. , , . Saripalle, Madhuri. "Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly." 2015, .Saripalle Madhuri. "Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly." (2015). Saripalle, M 2015, 'Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly', , , . Madhuri Saripalle, 'Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly' (2015). Saripalle M. Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly. . 2015. Saripalle, Madhuri. Tamil Nadu’s Electronics IndustryEconomic and Political Weekly. . 2015. , .

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