What Problems faced by the industrial development in India?[In simple language]2020
13 common problem faced by the industrial development in India:
Problem of raw material:
· Difficult to find good quality raw
material at fair price
· Some industries import raw material,
increases dependency in foreign countries
· Also foreign exchange is required for import
Shortage of power resources:
· Difficulty of power resources at fair
price
· common power resources: electricity,
coal and oil
· more preference is given to
agriculture then industries
· coal and oil leads to rise in cost of
production, then electricity
Insufficient capital:
· capital play very important role in industrial
development
· volume of capital depends on saving
and investment
· banks not provide required capital at
fair interest rate
Insufficient economic infrastructure:
· means of transport and communication is
not far developed
Problem of old plant and machinery:
· industrial development required
modern technology
· modern technology means low cost of production
and high quality
· old machinery and technology cant
helps in compete with foreign competition
Industrial sickness:
· Industrial sickness means ,situation
to repay loans, funds, liability and interest
· Sometimes they even fails to give
wage and salary of labours and employees
- Regional inequality:
Defective industrial productions
structure:
· Production of luxury goods, more than
its demand
· Production of Wages/consumption goods
is less
Industrial disputes:
· Common disputes between trade union
and employee/labour and employee
· Results- falls in profit, production and
unemployment
Inefficiency of public sectors industries:
· Inefficient public sector, running in
loss and weak management due to many reasons like interference of politics, irresponsible
staff etc
Problem of human capital:
· Human capital means efficiency,education,health,
discipline etc of labour and entrepreneur
· Less risk taking entrepreneur and low
efficiency of labour-low industrial development
Less development of small industries:
· Country like India-micro, Small and
medium industries are more important than large industries
· Small industries-labour intensive,
large industries –capital intensive
Loss of domestic industries from foreign
competitions:
· Cannot compete with MNCs, in term of
quality, technology, efficiency etc
Poor quality product:
· Due to method of production cannot
compete with product quality and cost per unit
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