This
paper considers the recent boom in IT-driven
offshoring in India and examines the potential
for this to become a major source of economic
growth in the future. Currently there
is much optimism about the benefits that
the new trend can bring to India and other
similarly placed countries, as growth
in services is seen as more likely to
deliver employment, income and export
revenue increases than growth in the commodity
producing sectors. But such optimism may
be misplaced given the relatively small
share of this sector in total output and
employment, as well as the difficulties
of sustaining growth in the area. Most
importantly, focus on this potential should
not allow the government to ignore jobless
growth in other sectors.
December 20, 2007.
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