Economy, asked by mmorris7701, 10 months ago

Why the manufacturing industries are considered as the backbone of economic development of india?

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Answered by kagzifaizan53
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The manufacturing sector is considered as the backbone of the economic development of the country because of the following reasons:

(i) Manufacturing sector helps in modernising agriculture which increases agricultural productivity.

(ii) Since a huge portion of India's population is dependent upon agricultural income, the manufacturing sector diminishes the heavy dependence of people on agriculture and provides jobs to a large number of people in the industrial as well as the service sectors.

(iii) It reduces poverty as well as unemployment from the country. The development of the manufacturing sector also aims to minimise regional disparities by setting up industries in tribal and backward regions of the country.

(iv) The export of manufactured goods expands trade and commerc

Answered by aditya6456
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because most of the trade materials are produced by industries ,so the profit in trade increase the economical level

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