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World Economic Forum (WEF) 2016 reported that India has mostly been ranked in the bottom half of the 38 countries that make up our lower middle-income bracket. Particularly disappointing is its position in terms of Fiscal Transfers, where it ranks 37th out of 38. It also ranks very low at 32nd for Tax Code and 36th for social protection. The literature reviews show that India failed to understand the links between unemployment and labor market institutions that foster inclusive growth. India was missing major opportunities to reduce income inequality, access to health, education and failed to create economic infrastructure. The researcher will measure the potential of Indian inclusive growth policies towards the achievements of Sustainable Development Goals in India. In this context, the researcher will measure the idea of social opportunity function that is similar to social welfare function. The proposed methodologies are applied to the India using its micro unit-record household survey. The research results showed access to opportunities and basic infrastructure facilities were not reaching to needy poor people in India. Monitoring by means of the opportunity curve is the one-to-one relationship with the social opportunity function indicates inequalities are increasing day by day in the reform period.

Does India Increasing Potential Inclusive Growth Polices? A Critical Analysis