Problems and prospects of small scale industries in India

By:

"Desai, Vasant"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Himalaya Pub.; 1983Description: 338: illSubject(s):

Industry and state India

DDC classification:

338.642 DES

Summary: Development can never be a smooth process. The pattern and process of industrial growth during the last three decades, though commendable in many respects, have also revealed important imperfections and defects. Although modern small-scale industries with a capital investment of Rs 20 lakhs in plant and machinery including the tiny sector with an investment of rs 2 lakhs in plant and machinery has made further progress in many directions, it has not been able to make any effective dent on the employment problem.

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Development can never be a smooth process. The pattern and process of industrial growth during the last three decades, though commendable in many respects, have also revealed important imperfections and defects. Although modern small-scale industries with a capital investment of Rs 20 lakhs in plant and machinery including the tiny sector with an investment of rs 2 lakhs in plant and machinery has made further progress in many directions, it has not been able to make any effective dent on the employment problem.

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