Science, asked by santoshsingh62, 11 months ago

what is meant by industrial development

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Answered by yuni77

it is a motive force behind economic growth.

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Answered by Thinkab13

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Industrial Development is the synthesis of contributions from four major factors, namely, Business, Technology, Government and Labour and successful industrial projects can be achieved only through a close co-operation and mutual understanding between these contributors.

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