Micro and Small Enterprises in India

Keshab Das is Professor, Gujarat Institute of Development Research, Gota, Ahmedabad, India. 

List of Tables. Foreword. Preface and Acknowledgements. List of Abbreviations 1. Introduction:Indian Micro and Small Enterprises in a Changing Policy Environment Keshab Das Part I. Policy and Performance2. Dynamic Business Environments: What These Mean to Small Enterprises T. A. Bhavnani 3. Small Scale Industry Development for Export Promotion: India’s Experience Under Liberalisation M. H. Bala Subrahmanya 4. Performance of Unorganised Manufacturing in the Post-Reform Period B. Goldar, Arup Mitra and Anita Kumari 5. Efficiency of the Unorganised Small Scale Sector in India: A State Level Analysis Sreepriya S. Part II. Issues in Focus6. Credit and Micro Enterprise Development: A Critical Appraisal Tara S. Nair 7. Systems of Education, Training and Skill Formation: How Relevant for Small Enterprises? Pradip Kumar Biswas 8. Subcontracting in India’s Micro and Small Enterprises: An Exploratory Analysis Partha P. Sahu 9. Rural Industrialisation in India: Enhancing Reach and Reforms Keshab Das Part III. Interventions and Experiences10. New Policy Regime and Small Pharmaceutical Firms Jaya Prakash Pradhan 11. Inducing Targeted Joint Action: Block Printing Textile Clusters of Jaipur, Rajasthan Tamal Sarkar 12. Levels of Small Entrepreneurs: A Cultural Trait Analysis in Kerala Martin Patrick 13. Policy Reforms and Small Enterprises: Entrepreneur Perceptions from Uttar Pradesh Nomita P. Kumar 14. Micro and Small Enterprises: Looking Through Public Policy Kaleidoscope P. M. Mathew. Bibliography