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Productivity Growth in Small Enterprises - Role of Inputs, Technological Progress and 'Learning By Doing'
Small Manufacturing Enterprises (SMEs) in an overpopulated developing economy serve the dual role of job-creation and shifting the occupational structure. However, their contribution to the overall health of the economy are being questioned on grounds of low productivity and economic viability. Sust
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