Vol: 3, Issue: 1 2013

Page: 11-23

Production Promotion Schemes and Small-Scale Enterprises

Aruna Malik

Received Date: 2012-11-13

Accepted Date: 2012-12-13

Published Date: 2013-01-12

Small-scale enterprises play a vital role in our economy as these enterprises contribute in rapid increase in employment, balanced regional growth, mobilization of country’s productive factors of production and entrepreneurial energies. Checking the sustaining industrialization without disturbing ecological balance. Although market reforms has created wide ranging opportunities for the development of small scale enterprise. At the same time changing world scenario has thrown up new challenges to the existence of small-scale sector. The need of the hour is to strengthen the sector so that it could adapt itself to the changed environment and face the challenges boldly and effectively. In order to accelerate the growth and productivity of these enterprises, a number of promotional measures adopted by Government and various institutions. The purpose of this paper is to know the awareness and availing of various production promotion schemes and incentives and effectiveness of various production promotion schemes and incentives.

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