<h1>Economic Survey 2014-15: Balance 'Make in India' with 'Skilling India' to Boost Manufacturing and Inclusive Growth.</h1> The Economic Survey 2014-15 emphasizes the need to balance the 'Make in India' initiative with 'Skilling India.' It suggests leveraging India's abundant unskilled labor for manufacturing while addressing productivity gaps. The survey highlights that registered manufacturing, despite its potential for structural transformation, is skill-intensive and not aligned with India's unskilled labor advantage. It identifies market distortions and misaligned specialization as barriers to manufacturing growth. While certain service sectors show high productivity, they are skill-intensive and unlikely to promote inclusive growth. The survey concludes that India's growth should harmonize its low-skilled labor advantage with future skill development.