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    Kerala and Chhattisgarh have different economic profiles, with Kerala having a more diversified and service-oriented economy focused on tourism and services, while Chhattisgarh relies more on agriculture, mining, and industry. Chhattisgarh has a higher percentage of its GDP from industry (37.4% vs 9.8% for Kerala in 2020-21) and a larger industrial workforce, but Kerala has more total registered businesses and factories employing more workers overall. Both states' economies and industries have grown in recent years, though Chhattisgarh's industry sector and industrial workforce have grown at a higher rate percentage-wise.

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    Kerala and Chhattisgarh have different economic profiles, with Kerala having a more diversified and service-oriented economy focused on tourism and services, while Chhattisgarh relies more on agriculture, mining, and industry. Chhattisgarh has a higher percentage of its GDP from industry (37.4% vs 9.8% for Kerala in 2020-21) and a larger industrial workforce, but Kerala has more total registered businesses and factories employing more workers overall. Both states' economies and industries have grown in recent years, though Chhattisgarh's industry sector and industrial workforce have grown at a higher rate percentage-wise.

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    Kerala and Chhattisgarh have different economic profiles, with Kerala having a more diversified and service-oriented economy focused on tourism and services, while Chhattisgarh relies more on agriculture, mining, and industry. Chhattisgarh has a higher percentage of its GDP from industry (37.4% vs 9.8% for Kerala in 2020-21) and a larger industrial workforce, but Kerala has more total registered businesses and factories employing more workers overall. Both states' economies and industries have grown in recent years, though Chhattisgarh's industry sector and industrial workforce have grown at a higher rate percentage-wise.

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    Kerala and Chhattisgarh have different economic profiles, with Kerala having a more diversified and service-oriented economy focused on tourism and services, while Chhattisgarh relies more on agriculture, mining, and industry. Chhattisgarh has a higher percentage of its GDP from industry (37.4% vs 9.8% for Kerala in 2020-21) and a larger industrial workforce, but Kerala has more total registered businesses and factories employing more workers overall. Both states' economies and industries have grown in recent years, though Chhattisgarh's industry sector and industrial workforce have grown at a higher rate percentage-wise.

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    comparison
    2)Compare the number of industries in both states

    •Kerala and Chhattisgarh are two states in India that have different levels of
    industrial development and diversity. Here are some points of comparison
    between the industries in both states:
    •Kerala and Chhattisgarh have different economic profiles, with Kerala having a
    more diversified and service-oriented economy, while Chhattisgarh is more
    dependent on agriculture, mining, and industry.
    • Kerala has a more diversified economy than Chhattisgarh, with a higher share of
    the service sector and tourism in its gross state domestic product (GSD).
    Chhattisgarh's economy is more dependent on agriculture, mining, and industrial
    sectors.
    •Kerala has a low share of industry in its gross state domestic product product
    (GSDP), accounting for only 9.8% in 2020-21.
    •Chhattisgarh has a high share of if industry in its (GSDP), accounting for 37.4% in
    2020-21.
    •The Annual Report 2020-21 of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium
    Enterprises (MSME)
    •Shows that Kerala had 2,07,000 registered MSMEs as of March 2020, while
    Chhattisgarh had 1,32,000 registered MSMEs.
    •The Economic Survey 2019-20 of Kerala states that the state had 1,63,173
    working factories as of 2017-18, employing 8,83,274 workers. The Economic Survey
    2019-20 of Chhattisgarh states that the state had 28,446 working factories as of
    2017-18, employing 5,51,847 workers.
    The Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM) data from the Department for
    Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) shows that Kerala received 1,061
    IEM proposals with an investment of Rs. 1,13,859 crore from January 1991 to
    December 2020. Chhattisgarh received 1,029 IEM proposals with an investment of
    Rs. 3,24,977 crore in the same period.
    •According to the Census 2011, Kerala's industrial workforce was 19.5% of its total
    workforce, while Chhattisgarh's was 27.6%
    •The number of workers across Kerala in India during the financial year 2020 was
    over 261 thousand workers. This was a decrease from the previous year. The South
    Asian country of India had over 13 million workers in the financial year 2020
    •The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for industrial workers in Kerala was 153.9 as of
    September 2023, while it was 144.7 for Chhattisgarh. The CPl measures the
    changes in the cost of living for a specific group of people over time.
    •Kerala's industrial workforce has declined from 19.5% in 2011 to 17.8% in 2019,
    while Chhattisgarh's has increased from 27.6% to 29.4% in the same period
    •The number of workers across Kerala in India during the financial year 2020 was
    over 261 thousand workers. This was a decrease from the previous year. The South
    Asian country of India had over 13 million workers in the financial year 2020
    •The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for industrial workers in Kerala has risen from
    86.8 in 2011 to 153.9 in 2023, while it has risen from 83.3 to 144.7 for Chhattisgarh
    in the same period.
    •According to IBEF, Chhattisgarh's GSDP (in Rs.) at current prices grew at a
    compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.6% from 2011-12 to 2020-21, while
    Kerala's GSDP grew at a CAGR of 11.9% in the same period.
    •According to the same source, the industry sector contributed 36.4% to
    Chhattisgarh's GSDP in 2020-21, while it contributed 25.8% to Kerala's GSDP in the
    same year.
    •According to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Chhattisgarh’s
    industry sector grew at a rate of 5.51% in 2019-20, while Kerala's industry sector
    grew at a rate of 3.64% in the same year.
    •According to IJCRT, the tourism industry in Chhattisgarh grew at a CAGR of
    14.35% from 2011 to 2014, while Kerala's tourism industry grew at a CAGR of 12.5%
    in the same period.
    Chattisgarh
    Kerela
    10.6% 11.9%

    Other states
    77.5%

    GSDP
    30

    25

    20

    15

    10

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    2011 2019

    Number of workers

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