Micro and Small Enterprises During Reforms: Policy and Concerns

Keshab Das ()

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Abstract: This paper addresses some key policy issues relating to the micro and small enterprises in India during the reforms period. A close look into the definitional changes in terms of the criterion of investment limits and a pronounced emphasis on export-orientation points to the neglect of the employment dimension of MSEs.

Keywords: micro; small enterprises; India; investment; MSEs; employmnet; export-orientation; reservation policy; industrial clusters; unorganised manufacturing; SMEs; Drugs; Pharmaceutical (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-12
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