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The structural changes in sectoral composition and uneven pattern of growth of agriculture, industry and service sectors of Indian economy in the post-reform period, coupled with the recent spate of services- led growth is likely to cause substantial changes in the inter-sectoral linkages of the economy. In this light this book critically evaluates various theoretical and measurement issues underlying the inter-sectoral linkages in the Indian context and also tried to explore the inter-sectoral linkages before and after reforms. The book also explores the services-led growth of India´s economy in the port- reform period and discusses the measurement debate relation to measuring services output and value added. This book will be helpful for the students of economics, academics, researchers, policymakers, analysts and general readers.

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is research scholar of Economics at Institute for Financial Management and Research, Chennai. He received Masters Degree in Economics from Gauhati University, Guwahati and M.Phil in Applied Economics from JNU/CDS, Trivandrum. His research interests include microeconomics, trade and development, regional economics, and economic geography.

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