Urban Employment in India: Recent Trends and Patterns

Urban Employment in India: Recent Trends and Patterns
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印度城市就业:近期趋势和模式

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2012
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G. Raveendran
G. Raveendran
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M. Chen;G. Raveendran

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本文探讨了印度城市就业的趋势,重点关注城市非正规就业。所提供的数据来自印度最近每五年进行一次的三轮大样本国家抽样调查:第 55 轮,涵盖 1999 年至 2000 年;第 55 轮,涵盖 1999 年至 2000 年。第 61 轮涵盖 2004-05 年;第 66 轮涵盖 2009-10 年。本文中的所有表格均基于作者之一 (G. Raveendran) 的原始数据表格。本文回顾了印度城市就业的趋势,包括 2004-05 年至 2009-10 年间就业增长明显放缓和女性劳动力参与率显着下降。此外,还对城市非正规就业进行了概述,按就业状况和行业以及四个特定的非正规工人群体(家政工人、家庭工人、街头小贩和拾荒者)划分,城市非正规就业占总就业的 80%,2009-10 年,它们合计占印度城市总就业的 33%。最后,我们总结了我们对当今和 21 世纪头十年印度城市非正规就业的了解,并呼吁重新构想印度的城市,允许非正规企业、活动和工人与更大的公司、更正规的活动和正规工人一起运营。 JEL 分类:J8、E26、D13
This article explores trends in urban employment in India, with a focus on urban informal employment. The data presented are from three of the recent large-sample rounds of the National Sample Survey which are carried out every five years in India: the 55th Round covering 1999–2000; the 61st Round covering 2004–05; and the 66th Round covering 2009–10. All tables in this article are based on tabulations of the raw data by one of the authors (G. Raveendran). The article reviews trends in urban employment in India, including the marked de-acceleration of employment growth and the marked decline in the female labour force participation rate between 2004–05 and 2009–10. Also, an overview of urban informal employment is presented, which represents 80 per cent of total employment, by employment status and branch of industry as well as four specific groups of informal workers—domestic workers, home-based workers, street vendors and waste pickers—which together represent 33 per cent of total urban employment in India in 2009–10. In the end, we summarise what we know about urban informal employment in India today and over the first decade of the 21st century and conclude with a call for re-envisioning cities in India to allow informal enterprises, activities and workers to operate alongside larger firms, more formal activities and formal workers. JEL Classifications: J8, E26, D13