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2'46 RATIONALIZATION IN INDIAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
.the Coal Grading Board. which has:been, functioning since
1926 and in the suggestion'in 1929 for the establishment
of a Board of Research one will not fail to encounter the
technological aspects of rationalization by attending' to
which the Indian collieries may expect to add to their
efficiency and staying power.
. The suggestions of the Indian Coal Committee
should appear to read almost identical.· be it observed
en passant, with those of the Report of the Committee
.on the British Cotion Industry (1930). "We ar~
satisfied. •• says the Committee, •• that the British cotton
industry has failed to adapt its organization and methods
to