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Manufacturing Business Ideas for Village Entrepreneurs<\/em><\/p>\n

The primary objective of this book is to correct this misconception about how Indians’ villages are the producers of deserts. They are underdeveloped production centers that have a lot of agricultural raw materials, traditional craft skills, cheap labor, and plenty of land. What the village entrepreneurs often don’t have is the ability to make. What they lack are the ideas for what kinds of businesses can actually be successful without urban infrastructure, a platform to leverage government resources and the belief that a manufacturing business can be built and maintained from a rural location.<\/p>\n

These enterprise ideas have established that making in a village isn’t a vote of no confidence \u2014 it’s a competitive strength. The lower cost of land, lower labour costs, less expensive raw material, and the availability of government incentives especially developed for rural businesses make it a serious business proposition for those who are willing to plan methodically and execute consistently – at least when it comes to village-based manufacturing.<\/p>\n

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