Noida / Cochin / Chennai / Madras / Xiamen / Bangalore / Delhi / Santacruz / Mumbai / Kandla / Falta / /
Company
Microsoft / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / China / India / /
Currency
Rs / USD / /
Facility
Harvard College Harvard Institute / Indian Institute of Technology / Harvard Institute / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
satellite links / fixed-line telephony / enterprise management / Venture capital / export-oriented infrastructure / telephone service / fiscal policy management / duty drawback systems / basic infrastructure / telephony / satellite telephony / final products / machine tools / telephone lines / least minimal telephone service / capital and intermediate products / public services / telephone density / software development / main export processing zones / financed infrastructure / labor-intensive manufacturing exports / manufacturing industries / electricity / telecommunications facilities / energy consumption / state electricity boards / debt finance / telecommunications / information technology / intermediate products / seaports poor infrastructure / electronics / satellite-based transmission / Physical infrastructure / decent physical infrastructure / law enforcement / overall infrastructure / Software exports / internet provision / technology centers / software sector / leather products / /
NaturalFeature
Gangetic valley / /
Organization
Harvard University / Department of Economics / Harvard / Asian Development Bank / Harvard College / Indian government / World Economic Forum / Harvard Institute for International Development HARVARD UNIVERSITY HIID Development Discussion Paper / Harvard Institute for International Development / Union government / Indian Institute of Technology / /
Person
Jong-Wha Lee / Jeffrey D. Sachs / Steven Radelet / / /
Position
Professor of International Trade / President / Coordinator / Director / worldwide programmer / /
ProvinceOrState
Bihar / Gujarat / Uttar Pradesh / Hainan / Maharashtra / Tamil Nadu / /
Development Discussion Papers Strengthening India’s Strategy for Economic Growth Nirupam Bajpai and Jeffrey D. Sachs Development Discussion Paper No. 641