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Profiling of MSMEs in a Developed District of the Under-developed State of Assam

Small scale industries play a significant role in the economies of both developed and developing countries. Although there are many studies and reports on the small scale sector in India, micro level studies on various aspects of the working of this sector are still inadequate. This paper is an attempt to contribute to the existing literature on micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector of Dibrugarh district of Assam, by undertaking a detailed profiling of the characteristics of the enterprises of the district during the study period of April 2007 and to April 2011. Another objective of the study is to identify critical areas for research. Information on the Entrepreneurs Memorandum Part II filed by the MSMEs in DICC Dibrugarh is collected with effect to the study period. Available information on the 499 units thus found, is classified using manifold tabulation method, that is two way and higher order tables. Averages and percentages are used for analysis.