Discussion
India is still considered a developing economy because
Answer: C
India is still developing because of large dependence on manual labour activity instead of high-technology value-added services.
The excerpt says India has the services-heavy structure of a developed economy, yet 'can be considered only a developing economy as the services sector in India is largely composed of low productivity, manual labour activity'.
India is no longer predominantly agricultural (agriculture is 17%), so that reason is wrong. Industry's 29% share is a fact stated in the excerpt, but it is not given as the reason India is still developing.
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