The literature, say the authors, has focused on supply-side constraints that prevent women from entering the labour markets
The government's Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) report shows a sharp increase in employment in agriculture from 42.5% of the total employment in 2018-19 to 45.6% in 2019-20
The index of consumer sentiments fell by 1.5 per cent in June 2021 after having fallen by 10.8 per cent in May and 3.8 per cent in April 2021
Value of completed projects halved to Rs 50,000 crore; Figures are 70-95% on YoY basis because of national lockdown at the time
It is possible that the mobility indices have moved because of the relaxations. Labour participation rates have improved
The employment rate continues to worsen amid the second wave of Covid-19
In FY05, this level was a part of the increasing trend witnessed since FY03
The recovery cannot be investments-led because most enterprises are nursing excess capacities
Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy CEO Mahesh Vyas explains whether India's economy can make another quick recovery
The unemployment rate touched 14.5 per cent in the week ended May 16, 2021
While the supply-side has sprung back at least in the large organised sectors, the demand side continues to remain broken. The demand constraints will pose a challenge to the recovery process
The employment rate fell from 37.6 per cent in March to 36.8 per cent in April
Completed projects are down 69.4 per cent year-on-year to Rs 0.53 trillion
Indian women work a lot. But, their work is predominantly at home, in service of other members of their household
Employment in India is still lower than it was before the lockdown, but there are lesser unemployed people willing to work as well. The recovery is still incomplete but, we made good progress in Jan
Weekly estimates for the first three weeks of December indicate a likely marginal improvement in aggregate employment compared to November
It appears that the recovery phase of employment is over and a decline is setting in again
Usually, in the June quarter, the GDP shrinks by about 3-4 per cent compared to the previous quarter. This is because there is seasonality in the GDP series
The labour participation rate and the employment rate have fallen in each of the past four weeks
Owners of capital have benefitted well in these very difficult times. But labour has not been as lucky