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    1. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus Aug 18
      Replying to @teasri @Noahpinion @de1ong

      plus India has had slow structural transformation which could not have been helped by the heavy industry focus. So yes, India has surprisingly sophisticated manuf capabilities. But what has it been for? Manuf not a big employer. Are we just waiting for the big spillovers?

      2 replies 1 retweet 5 likes
    2. Sri Thiruvadanthai‏ @teasri Aug 18
      Replying to @pseudoerasmus @Noahpinion @de1ong

      We will be waiting for another 100 years! In the meantime, small scale manufacturing is being killed by high input costs and competition from Chinese imports. Whatever the purported benefits, they have been completely squandered.

      1 reply 1 retweet 6 likes
    3. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus Aug 18
      Replying to @teasri @Noahpinion @de1ong

      “Let’s tax machine-made cloth to support hand-made cloth, in the meanwhile we will build steel mills”

      1 reply 2 retweets 13 likes
    4. arjunjayadev‏ @arjun_jayadev Aug 18
      Replying to @pseudoerasmus @teasri and

      But there were also policies to support small scale industry. Part of a larger strategy. Question is why those were abandoned and why they were allowed to be swept away by international competition.

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    5. Sri Thiruvadanthai‏ @teasri Aug 18
      Replying to @arjun_jayadev @pseudoerasmus and

      Will tweet more about this in detail. Interesting study in an of itself. According to PN Dhar, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, a Japanese delegation studied India's small industry policies and lauded them in the early 1960s.

      1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
    6. Sri Thiruvadanthai‏ @teasri Aug 18
      Replying to @teasri @arjun_jayadev and

      He also notes that small industries were actually more capital intensive than large industries and did not serve the original purpose of labor intensive growth. He also laments that they were not systematically studied.

      1 reply 0 retweets 3 likes
    7. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus Aug 18
      Replying to @teasri @arjun_jayadev and

      India bizarrely combines high capital intensity & small average firm size; Indian manufacturing was more K-intensive than Chinese 1980-2000 yet yet ~90% of Indian manuf firms employed <50 whereas for China that was only ~25%

      7 replies 4 retweets 18 likes
    8. Sri Thiruvadanthai‏ @teasri Aug 18
      Replying to @pseudoerasmus @arjun_jayadev and

      The direct result of byzantine licensing policies combined with the draconian application of Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act in the 1970s. Keeping firm size small was a necessity to get licenses and also reduce regulatory requirements.

      1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
    9.  📊  👨‍💻  🕵️ 🗯️ 🤖 🧐‏ @k1ug3 Aug 18
      Replying to @teasri @pseudoerasmus and

      I wonder if the recent changes in Labour law in western indian states will change this.

      1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
    10.  📊  👨‍💻  🕵️ 🗯️ 🤖 🧐‏ @k1ug3 Aug 18
      Replying to @k1ug3 @teasri and

      Maharashra/Rajasthan/MP/Haryana have adopted labour law changes that lift thresholds where stricter labour law kicks in form 10 to 100.

      2 replies 0 retweets 1 like
      npc_respecter‏ @i_contemplate_ Aug 18
      Replying to @k1ug3 @teasri and

      That's not enough. Number should be 1000 at least q

      6:51 PM - 18 Aug 2018
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