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Merits and demerits of small scale industries

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Answered by S4MAEL
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Easy Management:

The management of small business is easy and economical. Simple accounts and a few persons can manage the job well.

Freedom of Work:

There is complete freedom of work in a small business organisation. Workers are more or less self-sufficient. They are not dependent on the capitalists and carry on their jobs freely.
External Economies:

The small scale production secures all kinds of external economies, which are available to large units also. These economies are: better transport, electricity, and communication facilities; banking and insurance services; technical workers, etc.

No Evils of Large Scale Production:

The small scale production cannot fall victim to the evils of the large scale production i.e., evils of the factory system, overcrowding, etc.

Other Advantages:

In the small scale production, there are some important advantages over the large scale production:

The following are the demerits of small scale production:

1. High Cost of Production:

The cost of production per unit increases because there is a high cost of labour, a very little scope for division of labour and lesser use of machinery.

2. Wastage of By-products:

In the small scale production, it is not possible to make economic use of the by-products, as in the large scale production. By-products of the small producers generally go waste.

3. Less Use of Machines:

In the small scale production, there is less scope for the use of machines. As a result, these firms cannot take advantages of the use of the machinery.

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Answered by ademolaabraham02
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Answer:

Merits of small scale industries:

- There is an opportunity for entrepreneurship.

- There are lesser industrial disputes.

- A requirement of less capital.

- Small scale industries can create large employment opportunities.

- Earning foreign exchange for a country through export.

Demerits:

- They lack economies of scale.

-They have limited capital resources.

- They have less innovation capacity.

- The productivity of labor is low.

- Poorly trained workers due to low capital which entails poor access to technology.

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