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India's Small Industry Policy in the 90s: Waning Protectionism

India’s small industry policy and small scale industrialisation have been a widely known phenomenon. The relative merits of less capital intensity and more labour absorption capacity, among others, have endeared the sector to the policy makers as an instrument to achieve a variety of economic objectives such as employment generation, production of mass consumption goods, balanced regional development, equitable distribution of income, etc., since India’s independence.