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Urbanisation and Economic Interdependency: An Econometric Analysis of Inter-State Change and Continuity in India, 1981–2011
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This study examines the interdependency between economic and urban growthUrban growth in the 35 states and union territories (UTs) of IndiaIndia during 1981–2011, using the framework of economic liberalisationEconomic liberalization of 1991. To examine the inter-state relationships in terms of sectoral composition and changing trends, seven variables representing the processes of urbanisationUrbanization and urban growth rates along various dimensions of economic growthGrowth, including state level income and their sectoral contributions, are analysed for the entire study area for census years 1981–2011. Factor analysisFactor analysis, KMO testKMO test and Bartlett’s test of sphericity evaluate the significant factors affecting urbanUrban and economic change in the states and UTs of India. We find wide regional disparities in growth and developmentDevelopment, both spatially and temporally, with previously underdeveloped states and newly carved states growing at rates far better than anticipated. The emerging manufacturing-induced services have created the knowledge and skills to produce and process a wide range of industrial and consumer products, which have continued to drive the Indian economy. Simultaneously, the large-scale migrationMigration towards megacities and second-tier citiesCities have created a new spatial orderNew spatial order, with strategic face-lifting of specific parts and expanded informal settlementsInformal Settlement in others, marking an interesting dualism in Indian urban system in response to liberalisation.
Urbanisation and Economic Interdependency: An Econometric Analysis of Inter-State Change and Continuity in India, 1981–2011
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4135-4097
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7093-8027
This study examines the interdependency between economic and urban growthUrban growth in the 35 states and union territories (UTs) of IndiaIndia during 1981–2011, using the framework of economic liberalisationEconomic liberalization of 1991. To examine the inter-state relationships in terms of sectoral composition and changing trends, seven variables representing the processes of urbanisationUrbanization and urban growth rates along various dimensions of economic growthGrowth, including state level income and their sectoral contributions, are analysed for the entire study area for census years 1981–2011. Factor analysisFactor analysis, KMO testKMO test and Bartlett’s test of sphericity evaluate the significant factors affecting urbanUrban and economic change in the states and UTs of India. We find wide regional disparities in growth and developmentDevelopment, both spatially and temporally, with previously underdeveloped states and newly carved states growing at rates far better than anticipated. The emerging manufacturing-induced services have created the knowledge and skills to produce and process a wide range of industrial and consumer products, which have continued to drive the Indian economy. Simultaneously, the large-scale migrationMigration towards megacities and second-tier citiesCities have created a new spatial orderNew spatial order, with strategic face-lifting of specific parts and expanded informal settlementsInformal Settlement in others, marking an interesting dualism in Indian urban system in response to liberalisation.
Urbanisation and Economic Interdependency: An Econometric Analysis of Inter-State Change and Continuity in India, 1981–2011
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4135-4097
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7093-8027
This study examines the interdependency between economic and urban growthUrban growth in the 35 states and union territories (UTs) of IndiaIndia during 1981–2011, using the framework of economic liberalisationEconomic liberalization of 1991. To examine the inter-state relationships in terms of sectoral composition and changing trends, seven variables representing the processes of urbanisationUrbanization and urban growth rates along various dimensions of economic growthGrowth, including state level income and their sectoral contributions, are analysed for the entire study area for census years 1981–2011. Factor analysisFactor analysis, KMO testKMO test and Bartlett’s test of sphericity evaluate the significant factors affecting urbanUrban and economic change in the states and UTs of India. We find wide regional disparities in growth and developmentDevelopment, both spatially and temporally, with previously underdeveloped states and newly carved states growing at rates far better than anticipated. The emerging manufacturing-induced services have created the knowledge and skills to produce and process a wide range of industrial and consumer products, which have continued to drive the Indian economy. Simultaneously, the large-scale migrationMigration towards megacities and second-tier citiesCities have created a new spatial orderNew spatial order, with strategic face-lifting of specific parts and expanded informal settlementsInformal Settlement in others, marking an interesting dualism in Indian urban system in response to liberalisation.
Urbanisation and Economic Interdependency: An Econometric Analysis of Inter-State Change and Continuity in India, 1981–2011
Springer Geography
Chatterjee, Uday (Herausgeber:in) / Bandyopadhyay, Nairwita (Herausgeber:in) / Setiawati, Martiwi Diah (Herausgeber:in) / Sarkar, Soma (Herausgeber:in) / Sharma, Madhuri (Autor:in) / Rani, Shweta (Autor:in)
24.05.2023
26 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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