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Question
An industry qualifies as a small-scale industry on the basis of its:
Options
Location in a backward region
Volume of exports
Number of workers employed only
Investment limit
MCQ
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Solution
Small-scale industries are defined by an investment limit, i.e., the amount of capital invested determines whether an industry qualifies as small-scale. This makes the capital investment criterion the basis of classification.
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