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Empirical Study On PerformanceMeasurement Of Plastic Industry OfMadhya PradeshA. K. Singh *Charu Singh**There is a clear distinction between the traditional and modern small industries. The traditional smallindustries include khadi and handloom, village industries, handicrafts, sericulture, coir, etc. Modernsmall industries manufacture a wide variety of goods from simple items to sophisticated items such astelevision sets, electronics control system, various engineering products, particularly as ancillaries to largeindustries. The common factor emerged from all the location of this industry where the diversions ofworking capital fund for creation of fixed assets. Even the previous studies also indicate this type of seriousproblem, which not only damages the SSI sector but also influences the economy de-growth of the nation.Previous research shows that state-owned banks in very underdeveloped financial systems direct credittowards small- and micro-enterprises which would not have received credit otherwise, but that thenonperforming loan rate at many of these institutions is very high.Keywords: Micro-enterprise, industries, SSI sector.The traditional smallindustries include khadiand handloom, villageindustries, handicrafts,sericulture, coir, etc.Modern smallindustries manufacturea wide variety of goodsfrom simple items tosophisticated items suchas television sets,electronics controlsystem, variousengineering products,particularly asancillaries to largeindustries.IntroductionThe transition period of the processof economic reforms was faced withadverse conditions such as foreignexchange constraints, creditsqueeze, demand recession, highinterest rates, shortage of rawmaterial etc. When the performanceof this sector is viewed against thegrowth in the manufacturing andthe industrial sector as a whole, itinstills confidence in the resilience ofthe small-scale sector. (SSI sectorsurvey conducted by Ministry ofNational Informatics Center withthe base year 1999) There are noclear official definitions of Small*Dean, Sangvi Institute of Management, Indore, India**Student, Sangvi Institute of Management, Indore, Indiascale industries, they are usuallydistinguished from the large-scaleand medium-scale industries on thebasis of size, capital resources andlabor force in the units.However, there is a clear distinctionbetween the traditional and modernsmall industries. The traditionalsmall industries include khadi andhandloom, village industries,handicrafts, sericulture, coir, etc.Modern small industriesmanufacture a wide variety of goodsfrom simple items to sophisticateditems such as television sets,electronics control system, variousengineering products, particularly[ 162 ] Rai Management Journal

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