Anjali Tandon is Associate Professor at the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, New Delhi. Her research focuses on energy, international trade, and industry in a multisectoral framework. Her long experience in consulting projects and publications ranges across energy economy, export diversification, FTAs, agriculture subsidies, and allocative efficiency. Her applied work majorly involves input–output analysis and CGE modelling. Her earlier co-authored book Measuring Structural Change and Energy Use in Indian Economy was published in 2019.

• List of figures xList of tables xiiForeword xivPreface xvi1 Structural transformation and Indian manufacturing 12 Analytical approach and database 163 Labour use as a factor of production: Accounting for indirect use 294 Capital use in production: Recognising the indirect effects 585 Relative use of capital and labour as factors of production 846 Structural patterns of factor endowments 967 Structural relationships of factor endowments 1198 Key findings and policy implications 137Annex 1 Details of the input–output model 145Annex 2 Worker categories in unorganised manufacturing 155Annex 3 Industry-level endowments of the factors of production 157

Anjali Tandon is Associate Professor at the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, New Delhi. Her research focuses on energy, international trade, and industry in a multisectoral framework. Her long experience in consulting projects and publications ranges across energy economy, export diversification, FTAs, agriculture subsidies, and allocative efficiency. Her applied work majorly involves input–output analysis and CGE modelling. Her earlier co-authored book Measuring Structural Change and Energy Use in Indian Economy was published in 2019.

• List of figures xList of tables xiiForeword xivPreface xvi1 Structural transformation and Indian manufacturing 12 Analytical approach and database 163 Labour use as a factor of production: Accounting for indirect use 294 Capital use in production: Recognising the indirect effects 585 Relative use of capital and labour as factors of production 846 Structural patterns of factor endowments 967 Structural relationships of factor endowments 1198 Key findings and policy implications 137Annex 1 Details of the input–output model 145Annex 2 Worker categories in unorganised manufacturing 155Annex 3 Industry-level endowments of the factors of production 157