Small manufacturing enterprises

By:

"Little, Ian M. D."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Oxford Univ.; 1987Description: 362pISBN:

195206193

Subject(s):

India-Manufactures

DDC classification:

338.642 Lit

Summary: Although the development of small-scale enterprises has received increasing attention as an element of industrial policy in many developing countries, India is unique in both the extent and duration of its efforts to promote and protect small-scale firms. This promotion was, however, grafted onto an industrial policy designed primarily to foster the development of large-scale, capital-intensive industry.

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Although the development of small-scale enterprises has received increasing attention as an element of industrial policy in many developing countries, India is unique in both the extent and duration of its efforts to promote and protect small-scale firms. This promotion was, however, grafted onto an industrial policy designed primarily to foster the development of large-scale, capital-intensive industry.

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