1.
K. Ramanadh
– 1&3- Swarna Bharathi Institute Of Management Science, Khammam
2.
V. Devender
– 2-hod,mba-kits, Khammam
3.
P. Vijaya Lakshmi
– 1&3- Swarna Bharathi Institute Of Management Science, Khammam; 2-hod,mba-kits, Khammam
Abstract
Economic growth refl ects in human development and is veritable only when the growth is qualitative. Inclusive growth is a
synonym for equity and equality. Performance in external sector and country’s inclusive growth are in-separable in a globalised economy.
Though all economic activities may not receive equal returns in the domestic and external sectors, policy initiatives and voluntary commitment
of the affl uent organizations can help realizing inclusive growth through helping development in the other sectors of economy. The feature
of Indian economy reveals greater dependence on primary sector that is relatively performing low, is one of the hurdles for inclusive growth.
Manufacturing sector has ever increasing opportunities in the domestic sector provided the effi ciency in the sector improved to meet the cost
and quality standards in international markets. This article identifi es some of the differences in growth across the economic sectors, mentions
relative strengths and weaknesses of each economic sector with reference to their performance in global trade and suggests measures for
balanced growth.
