The Indian Journal of Labour Economics
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Labour Market Flexibility and Changes in Employment: Spatial and Temporal Evidence from Indian Manufacturing
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 63 Số 1 - Trang 81-98 - 2020
Informality and Development
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 60 - Trang 1-16 - 2017
A core prediction of the Development Theory was that the informal sector in
developing economies would rapidly decline with growth. In reality, the informal
sector declined very slowly even in fast-growing, developing economies and still
remains huge. This is because the governments invested in the informal sector
(which incorporated agriculture) to pre-empt the possibility of a stagnant
agricultu...
Push and (or) Pull? Drivers of Labour Force Participation in Indian Agriculture
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 62 Số 3 - Trang 413-430 - 2019
Decomposition of Inequality of Opportunity in India: An Application of Data-Driven Machine Learning Approach
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 66 - Trang 439-469 - 2023
This paper introduces a novel measure of inequality of opportunity (IOp) in
India, by comparing both ex-ante and ex-post results, which aligns with Roemer’s
(1998) equality of opportunity, theory. The study utilizes data-driven machine
learning algorithms, namely conditional inference tree and conditional inference
forest, to measure ex-ante IOp, and a transformation tree to estimate ex-post
IOp. ...
Measuring Taste-Based Employment Discrimination Between Females and Males
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 65 - Trang 729-745 - 2022
Employment discrimination may impede disadvantaged groups’ career advancement
or, even worse, may hinder the groups’ access to desirable jobs. Moreover,
discriminatory employment practices result in a huge loss of revenue to
prejudiced firms. Due to the disastrous impacts of employment discrimination on
the economic climate, we seek to measure taste-based employment discrimination
between women an...
Neo-liberal Discourse and Precariousness of Labour Class. Labour in Contemporary India by Praveen Jha, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, New Delhi, 2016 pp. Xx + 229, Rs. 295
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - - 2022
Uberizing Informality: The Case of Non-owner, Driver-Partners in the City of Hyderabad
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 63 - Trang 511-524 - 2020
The growth of gig platforms in India has seen the arrival of platforms such as
Uber and Ola who have rapidly expanded to employ millions of drivers as
“independent partners” in urban centres across the country. These drivers form
the backbone of these platforms, which look to connect these drivers to
prospective riders and charge a fee for proffering their services. This paper
attempts to frame th...
Exploring the Informal Sector in Nepal: Performance Trend, Dualism, and Rural-Urban Dynamics
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 66 - Trang 765-791 - 2023
We find the informal sector of Nepal, which employs nearly 60% of
non-agricultural labour force, to have underperformed between the period 1995/96
and 2010/11. We locate a large performance gap between the
‘traditional/non-capitalist’ segment, comprising family-based household
enterprises that occupy a majority portion of informal sector, and the
‘modern/capitalist’ segment employing wage labour, ...
Contract Labour Conundrums in the Manufacturing Sector: Time for Regulators to Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 62 - Trang 291-306 - 2019
Indian contract labour regulation in the manufacturing sector has been the
subject of a plethora of studies over the years, and many amendments to the
legislation have been proposed and enacted. However, these have failed to
identify or solve a number of chronic issues plaguing the sector, as evidenced
by the widespread contract labour unrest in the manufacturing sector and
dissatisfaction among a...
Labour Market Effects of Non-tariff Measures: A Computable General Equilibrium for the Food Processing Sector in Malaysia
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics - Tập 63 - Trang 629-656 - 2020
Non-tariff measures (NTMs) affect the labour market indirectly through trade.
However, much ambiguity surrounds the labour market effects of NTMs, as
conditions of the labour market are somewhat contextual. With a specific focus
on the highly regulated food processing sector in Malaysia, this paper examines
the impact of reductions in ad valorem equivalents of NTMs on employment and
wages using a ...
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