In general, different policies will exhibit different degrees of robustness with respect to the true underlying structure of the economy.
With services accounting for 65 percent of the country’s GDP, one would tend to presume that India’s growth must be skill intensive. Facts, however, suggest the opposite. Many developed countries have tertiary enrolment (i.e. vocational training) levels of 60 to 80 per cent in the age group of 15–29, which is as high as 96 per cent for Korea.