💨 Abstract
The Goldman Sachs report indicates higher employment growth in India's capital-intensive sectors such as chemicals, machinery, and electronics compared to labor-intensive sectors like textiles and food processing. The government's focus on promoting these capital-intensive industries has resulted in impressive export growth, particularly to developed markets. However, labor-intensive sectors still account for a majority of jobs in India. The IT industry has also significantly contributed to employment growth, with around 1.
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