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  • Characteristics of Exporting and Non-Exporting Firms in Specific Industries in Gujarat: A Pilot Study 
    Keshari, P K; Kota, Ranga (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Export is considered important for the economic growth of developing countries. There are several reasons for this. First of all, it provides much needed foreign exchange which can be utilised for the import of raw materials, ...
  • Dynamism of Sindhi Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Ulhasnagar 
    Anand, Subhadra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The Sindhis are essentially a business community who have had their roots in Sind, a region which historically experienced many changes due to its geographical position. This area was the junction of land and sea routes. ...
  • Research Trends in Entrepreneurship and Small Business in India: Directions and Prospects 
    Sharma, Pawan K; Rao, N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    One of the most promising research fields in management in the last one decade has been entrepreneurship. The enthusiasm has been matched in the academic world, resulting in a significant increase in the amount of research ...
  • Technical Consultancy Organisations and Entrepreneurship Development: A Case Study of NITCON 
    Batra, G S; Kaur, Narinder (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Entrepreneurship has become the latest movement of the modern and independent India. Entrepreneur is regarded as the most critical factor in the economic development of every region of India. Because entrepreneur plays a ...
  • Induced Industrial Clustering and Efficiency: An Exploratory Study of Gujarat's Industrial Estates 
    Kashyap, S P; Shah, Amita (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The paper is divided in three parts. Part I discusses the concept of flexible specialization and its relevance for India. The Part II deals with an examination of induced clusters (Industrial Estates in Gujarat). The last ...
  • Entrepreneurship: The Extent to which it can be Developed 
    Mukherjee, Smriti (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Beginning of an industrialization process as well as fluctuations in it owes a lot to the presence of entrepreneur class. If industrialization is taken to be synonymous with growth of manufacturing sector the role of the ...
  • Attitudinal Orientation and Leadership Styles: An Empirical Verification among First and Second Generation Entrepreneurs 
    Velan, N Shanmuga; Venkatapathy, R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Like the individual entrepreneur, the term entrepreneur is also dynamic. The term entrepreneur has been described and designed in many form and ways. In the 17th century the term denoted an unique characteristic function ...
  • Technology - Finance - Entrepreneur Linkage 
    Ramachandran, K (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Industry plays a critical role in the development of backward areas through structural changes in the local economy and higher value addition. Governments, both at the central and state levels have been actively promoting ...
  • Where are the Entrepreneurs?: What the Data Reveal for Tamil Nadu 
    Swaminathan, Padmini (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The success of the reform measures in the country since the middle of the eighties depend to a large extent on the performance of private sector in the economy. On the assumption that the entrepreneurial ability and ...
  • Application of Demographic Profile and Entrepreneurial Traits in Identification of Potential Entrepreneurs 
    Sharma, D D; Singla, S K; Saini, J S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Present paper attempts to identify a list of entrepreneurial traits which are desirable in the potential entrepreneurs amongst polytechnic students. A relationship has been established between socio-economic background and ...
  • Human Factors of Entrepreneurship Effectiveness 
    Sinha, T N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Despite the major role assigned to the big and medium sectors in Indian economy, it is conceded that a large number of entrepreneurs for small sector are required to utilize the natural resources and to facilitate the ...
  • Technology Strategies of Large Enterprises in Indian Industry: Some Explorations 
    Basant, Rakesh (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Firms' technology choices determine to a significant extent their competitiveness and growth profile in the long run. Recent literature on technological change at the firm level draws from a wide variety of disciplines ...
  • Impact Assessment of Entrepreneurship Development Programme 
    Saini, J S; Bhatia, B S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Entrepreneurial talent exists in every society and in all cross-sections of people. In developed countries, the favourable socio-economic environment helps in exploiting latent entrepreneurial talent. However, in lesser ...
  • Study of EDP Trainers 
    Kothavade, Ravindra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The last two decades have witness significant growth in Entrepreneurship Training. Of course, Entrepreneurship Development cannot be restricted to Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDPs) alone. Training is only one ...
  • Entrepreneurship in Primary Food Processing Industries in an Agriculturally Developed Region: A Study of Punjab 
    Singh, Sukhpal; Vyasulu, Vinod (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Entrepreneurship has been recognised as one of the important variables in growth and development of economies and communities. There have been many studies which have tried to explain the rise and growth of entrepreneurship ...
  • Rural Entrepreneurship: A Qualitative Leap 
    Chakraborty, Amulya (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    In a situation where the rural economic scenario is burdened by unemployment-relief-oriented official programmes it may sound futile to expect any urge or motivation among the affected needy people to adopt a "Business ...
  • Women Entrepreneurs: Significance of Personality Theory 
    Padaki, Rupande; Smitt, Anne Sillevis (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The Indian woman has come a long way as an active partner in economic activity. Her presence is prominent in agricultural fields as well as in industrial organizations; in the organized as well as in unorganized sectors. ...
  • Strategic Choice of Indian Firms 
    Sharma, R A (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    The study aims at examining the consequences of strategic choices the Indian firms made over a period of time. Indubitable, whenever a choice is made, we cannot rule out the possibility of some adjustments here and there ...
  • A Case for Collaboration in Enterprise Training with special reference to Women's Enterprises 
    Easwaran, Sunanda (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Relevance of the Western paradigm in Enterprise research and training when applied to Asian/Eastern cultures has been questioned and found to be of limited value. This paper suggests that what is required is neither a ...
  • Attitude Towards HRD: A Study of HRD Attitude among Small Industry Entrepreneurs 
    Prasanna, Jackson T (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    In recent years, economists and policy makers in the developing countries are being faced by two major problems (i) The sluggish growth of industrial sector and (ii) The stunted economic progress. The most common solution ...

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