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प्रश्न
Attempt the following.
Explain in brief the impact of capital on Small Scale industries.
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उत्तर
The major problem faced by small scale industries is insufficient capital, which creates the following difficulties with them.
- Borrowings of Capital from Landlords and Money Lenders: Nationalised and Co-operative banks are not ready to finance Small Scale Industries without security. Thus, they are forced to borrow from money lenders, where they have to pay a very high rate of interest.
- Storage of Raw material: Small Scale Industries are agro-based. The raw material is available seasonally. To stock goods, they required huge finance. Due to lack of finance, they run industry only in seasons.
- Lack of Skilled Labour: Only unskilled and semi-skilled labourer are available. Small Scale Industries cannot afford labour cost of skilled labourer which affect the quality and quantity of production and profitability.
- Outdated technology: Due to insufficient capital, production methods used by SSI are old, which results in poor quality and quantity of output.
- Weaker Marketing Skill: In today's world marketing plays an important role. The rural area is facing marketing problem due to lack of facilities and knowledge and they are exploited by middlemen too.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
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A sector which is back bone of rural India.
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| A | B |
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Answer in one sentence.
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Arrange in proper order.
a) Selection of a place
b) Selection of a product
c) Business proposal
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Give one word/phrase/term. For the following sentence.
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Give one word/phrase/term for the following sentence.
An industry using power with less than 50 employees.
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