Characteristics of India's economic structure

India's economic structure is characterized by extremely unbalanced development, forming a structural feature of two big ends and a small middle. Specifically, the biggest feature of India's economic structure is the large gap between the rich and the poor, the small middle class population and the large ratio of the rich and the poor, which leads to poor social stability in India. At the same time, India's economy is also facing some problems, such as backward infrastructure, insufficient industry and low level of science and technology, which also restrict India's economic development.

In addition, another feature of India's economic structure is the heavy proportion of service industry. India is a big country in service industry, and the service industry has become one of the pillar industries of its economy, which also provides a strong support for India's economic growth.

Generally speaking, India's economic structure is characterized by unbalanced development, a large gap between the rich and the poor, a small middle class population and a large service industry. To realize the sustainable development of Indian economy, we need to take measures to balance the economic structure, strengthen infrastructure construction, improve the level of science and technology and expand the industrial scale.