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Indian IT Industry in Factory Asia

Subhashish Gupta, Mandar Oak and Deeparghya Mukherjee
2017
Working Paper No
547
Body

The Indian IT sector has recorded impressive growth in the post-reforms period of the Indian economy and has come to attain global prominence in terms of exports. The conventional trade and services data shows that North America and Europe are the primary destinations for Indian IT exports whereas the burgeoning economies of East Asia (the “Factory Asia”) feature less prominently in the Indian IT story. We shed new light on this seemingly puzzling phenomenon by looking at the Trade in Value Added (TiVA) statistics related to the Indian IT sector.

Key words
Indian Economy, Information and Communications Technology, Factory Asia, Global Value Chains
WP No. 547.pdf (724.98 KB)

Indian IT Industry in Factory Asia

Author(s) Name: Subhashish Gupta, Mandar Oak and Deeparghya Mukherjee, 2017
Working Paper No : 547
Abstract:

The Indian IT sector has recorded impressive growth in the post-reforms period of the Indian economy and has come to attain global prominence in terms of exports. The conventional trade and services data shows that North America and Europe are the primary destinations for Indian IT exports whereas the burgeoning economies of East Asia (the “Factory Asia”) feature less prominently in the Indian IT story. We shed new light on this seemingly puzzling phenomenon by looking at the Trade in Value Added (TiVA) statistics related to the Indian IT sector.

Keywords: Indian Economy, Information and Communications Technology, Factory Asia, Global Value Chains
WP No. 547.pdf (724.98 KB)