Distinguish between large scale and small scale industries. Give two examples each

Raw Materials Answer: Cotton and iron ore End products Answer: Cloth and steel ertiary Activities Answer: Banking and transport Agro-based Industries Answer: Sugar and cotton textiles Cottage Industries Answer: Pottery and apiculture Co-operatives Answer: AMUL and Mother Dairy

Large Scale Industries : (i) Manufacture large quantities of finished goods. (ii) The quantity of raw material and capital investment is large. (iii) Example: Iron and steel industry, cotton textile industry. Small Scale Industries...

(i) Stock: (a) They are found in the environment. (b) They are not accessed due to the lack of technology. (c) Example: Water is a compound o{ two inflammable gases-hydrogen and oxygen,...

(b) SSI contribution to Indian exports is 35% and in the total manufacturing turnover contribute approximately 40%. Small scale, industries have a low capital output ratio and give employment to...

The answer is  (C) Euthanasia

Intermediate goods and final goods are distinguished on the basis of following points : Basis of Difference Final Goods Intermediate Goods Use Final goods are those products that are ready for use by the final consumers. Intermediate...

Normal goods ----> Rice, Wheat Inferior goods ----> Coarse cloth, coarse grain

(A) 3 per cent

Intermediate Goods Final Goods (i) These goods to be used as raw material for the production of other goods during the accounting year There goods not to be used as raw material for...

Intermediate Goods Final Goods (i) These goods to be used as raw material for the production of other goods during the accounting year There goods not to be used as raw material for...