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Rural entrepreneurship: a conceptual understanding with special reference to small business in rural India

[journal article]

Mehta, Arpita

Abstract

Many Indian companies including MNCs and other large players started developing business strategies to taped the untapped market like rural market in case of India but ultimately the winner would be the one with the required resources like man, money, machine, material, market, methods, mission and ... view more

Many Indian companies including MNCs and other large players started developing business strategies to taped the untapped market like rural market in case of India but ultimately the winner would be the one with the required resources like man, money, machine, material, market, methods, mission and motivation also with the much needed innovative and creative ideas to tap the untapped market like Indian rural market. The findings of the secondary data review will help the stakeholders to know various positive aspects and the need of rural entrepreneurship. It may be helpful for the various agencies to formulate plans and policies to boost the rural entrepreneurship in India which may help to make the Indian rural market as a critical force in global economy.... view less

Keywords
India; rural area; rural development; agriculture; agricultural development; opening up of markets; small business; competitiveness; economic policy; promotion of economic development; economic growth; developing country; South Asia

Classification
National Economy
Economic Policy

Document language
English

Publication Year
2011

Page/Pages
p. 3587-3591

Journal
Elixir (2011) 36

ISSN
2229-712X

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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