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by Upender, M.
and Sujan, M.
Published in Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting,
2009, volume 11 issue 3, 47-55
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The paper specifically focuses on the impact of reforms to see whether there has been any shift in the differential elasticity of substitution between labour and capital in Indian industry. The main conclusion of the paper is that there are differential elasticities of substitution between labour and capital, both pre and post economic reform period in India, hence substitution possibilities are relatively skewed in favour of labour during post economic reform in the Indian industry.
Keywords: India,
CES Production Function, Differential Elasticity, Economic Reforms