10. Manufacturing Industries
Manufacturing industries play a crucial role in converting raw materials into finished products, impacting economic development, employment, and exports. They are classified by size, raw materials used, and ownership. Major manufacturing industries in India include textiles, iron and steel, sugar, cement, and chemicals. Key challenges faced by these industries include labor shortages, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental issues.
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What we have learnt
- Manufacturing industries are essential for economic growth and job creation.
- Industries can be classified based on size, raw materials, and ownership.
- Location factors for industries include resource availability, labor, and government policies.
Key Concepts
- -- Manufacturing Industries
- Industries that convert raw materials into finished goods, crucial for economic development.
- -- Classification of Industries
- Categorization of industries based on size, raw materials used, and ownership.
- -- Smallscale Industries
- Industries that operate with small capital and a limited workforce.
- -- Largescale Industries
- Industries requiring significant capital, machinery, and labor.
- -- Public and Private Industries
- Sectors owned by the government (public) or individuals/companies (private).
- -- Industrial Growth Measures
- Strategies to promote industrial development, such as financial assistance and improved infrastructure.
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