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Released by the Prime Minister of India, Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee on 24th May, 2003, this book brings together 3 top-ranking independent reports that outlining a comprehensive manufacturing policy framework for India.
Revised version of papers presented at the Workshop on Comparative Study on the Small and Medium Scale Industry in India and Japan, held at Tokyo during 8-9 March 1996.
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1.Statistics : Meaning, Nature and Limitations, 2. Statistics : Scope and Importance, 3. Statistical Investigation, 4 .Types and Collection of Data , 5 .Questionnaire and Schedule, 6 .Sample Survey, 7. Editing of Collected Data, 8 .Classification and Tabulation of Data , 9. Diagrammatic Presentation of Data, 10. Graphic Presentation of Data, 11. Construction of Frequency Distribution, 12. Measures of Central Tendency , 13. Geometric Mean and Harmonic Mean, 14. Partition Values, 15. Measures of Dispersion , 16. Measures of Skewness , 17. Moments , 18. Measures of Kurtosis, 19. Correlation, 20. Index Number, 21.Analysis of Time Series, Table (Log-Antilog).
This book presents a set of analytical and deeply policy-oriented articles on the dynamics of growth and performance of micro and small enterprises in India during the period of reforms. It provides fairly detailed analyses of policy changes for the micro and small enterprises secotr as well as empirical analyses of performance and efficiency of the unorganised manufacturing sector. it examines a range of emerging and persistent complex issues facing this crucial sector including credit, exports, trade regulations, capacity building, subcontracting, clustering, entrepreneurship and rural industrialisation. Focusing on the constraints facing this sector even during the economic reforms, most of the articles analyse how and why special attention, particularly by the state, needs to be paid towards enhancing firm competitiveness. Broad-basing the benefits of policy interventions to the overwhelmingly present yet left out micro enterprises, including rural areas, forms an important concern. This volume attempts to critically examine critical areas of intervention that could open up possibilities of developing a strong micro and small enterprises sector in India.
Edited Conference Proceedings Volume I
Perhaps a first of its kind, this book has been brought to you after doing a pilot study of its contents. Students of varying caliber drawn from different schools have been exposed to its contents for many years. Visible improvement in their results encouraged me to bring out this book for the benefit of larger academic fraternity.