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SMALL SCALE
INDUSTRY
1) Employment Argument.
2) Equality Argument.
3) Decentralization Argument.
4) Latent Resources Argument.
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5) To promote balanced regional development in the Whole
Country.
6) To ensure more equitable distribution of National Wealth
& Income.
7) To encourage effective mobilization of Untapped
Resources of the Country.
8) To improve Socio – Economic Conditions & Standard of
Living of the people in the Country.
9) To seize the Vast Opportunities created for Small
Enterprises due to Liberalization & Globalization policies of
the Govt of India.
10) To help earn Vital Foreign Exchange for the Country
thro Exports of Goods / Services of Small Enterprises.
11) To bring more Revenue to the Central & State Govts by
way of Taxes.
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Role of Small Enterprises in
Economic Development :
Economic Development of a Country can be defined in terms of
Increase in Real Per Capita Income of Persons resulting in
Improvement in Standard of Living. The Development of Small
Enterprises contributes to the Increase in Per Capita Income & leads
to Overall Economic Development.
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The Role of Small Enterprises in Economic
Development of our Country can be discussed with
reference to the following parameters during the last
Four Decades :
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The Small Enterprises have registered phenomenal
growth in their Number, Production, Employment & Exports
over the Last Four Decades.
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Steps for Starting a Small Industry
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The Steps are discussed below :
1) Project Selection : Entrepreneur is the Most
Important person for the Success of a Project. In order
to set up a Small Enterprise, the Entrepreneur has to
decide or choose a suitable project.
Whom to approach :
a) KIADB for Land.
b) KSSIDC for Shed requirement.
c) Alternatively, the Entrepreneur can also approach
directly the Jt. Director , DIC in the particular District also for
requirement of Land / Shed for the proposed Enterprise.
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The above Boards covered the entire field of Small Scale &
Cottage Industries.
Second Five Year Plan (1956 – 61) focused on dispersal of
Industries to all the regions in the Country. Accordingly, 60
Industrial Estates were established in different regions providing
various infrastructural facilities like Power, Water, Transport etc., at
one place. The total expenditure was 187 Crores.
The Third Five Year Plan (1961 – 66) stressed on extension of
Coverage of Small Scale Industries. The total expenditure on Small
Scale Sector was Rs. 248 Crores.
The Fourth Five Year Plan (1969 – 73) Small Scale Sector
witnessed significant Diversification & Expansion. By the end of
1973, as many as 346 Industrial Estates had been established &
Small Scale Sector provides employment to about 82,700 Persons.
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The Fifth Five Year Plan (1974 – 78) outlay was Rs
611 Crores, whereas the actual expenditure on Small Scale
Sector amounted to Rs. 592 Crores.
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Some of the important programs implemented during
Sixth Five Year Plan are as under :
1) List of items reserved for exclusive production in Small
Scale Industrial Sector increased to 836.
2) 409 items were reserved for exclusive purchase from
Small Scale Industries.
3) Provision of Consultancy Services in Technical ,
Managerial etc. thro SIDO (Small Industries Development
Organization).
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4) For providing necessary Technical Input to Rural
Industries, Council for Advancement of Rural Technology
(CART) was established in October 1982.
By the end of 6th Five Year Plan the Annual
Production of SSI’s was Rs. 65,370 Crores, Exports
touched Rs. 4557 Crores, employment reached to 31.5
Lakh Persons, accounting for 80 % of the Total Industrial
Employment next only to employment in Agricultural
Sector.
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7th Five Year Plan (1985 – 90) gave a lot of
importance for Technology Up gradation to
increase Competitiveness of Small Scale Industrial
Sector. The actual expenditure during Seventh
Plan was Rs. 3249 Crores & exceeded the plan
outlay of Rs. 2753 Crores. Due to this, various
development programs, the Small Scale Industrial
Sector witnessed significant development in all
fronts. Employed increased substantially from 96
Lakh persons to 119.6 Lakh persons during the
Seventh Plan period.
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The 8th Five Year Plan (1992 – 1997) gave a lot of
stress on Employment generation as the motive force for
economic growth. As a result the number of Small Scale
Units increased from 13.56 lakh to 18.27 Lakh. The value
of Annual Production increased to Rs. 91,681 Crores. The
total expenditure in Eight Plan on Small Scale Sector was
Rs. 6334 Crores.
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Impact of Liberalization, Privatization & Globalization of
Small Enterprises :
The process of Liberalization & Economic Reforms ,
since 1991, have thrown up new challenges to the small
enterprises sector , simultaneously creating tremendous
opportunities for the growth of this sector.
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Even before introduction of the Economic Reforms in
1991, following the inevitable Globalization, the Small
Enterprises sector was somewhat overprotected. With
Liberalization & Globalization, they are now more exposed
to severe competition from Large Domestic Private
Enterprises & from Foreign & other MNC’s.
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