Topic : Industrial Productivity, Syllabus belongs to M.Com1 part 1st Industrial Economics

1. Industrial Profile &
Problems
Presented By :-
Pradhan Abhishek Dipak
1586
M .Com 1st, Sem. 2nd

2. Industrial Profile :-
• Industry profiles are in-depth documents that give insight
into an industry, where it came from, and where it
appears to be going. A typical report looks at the industry
leaders, forces affecting the industry and financial data
for the industry.

3. History :-
• An industry report contains the history and evolution of a
given industry, such as textiles, lumber and steel.
Use :-
• People use an industry profile to learn about an industry
or to see what experts say about the future of an
industry, including trends and opportunities

4. structure and organization of large
scale industries in India : -
Business
Private
Sector
Individual
Ownership
Collective
Ownership
Joint
Sector
Public
Sector
Departmental
Organization
Statutory
Corporation
Government
Companies

5. Importance Of Large Scale
Industries :-
• Importance Of Large Scale Industries In Indian Economy Can
Be Explained As :-
1. Big push to development
2. Strengthening the economic base
3. Mass production & cost reduction
4. Development of small scale, cottage industries
5. Development of standards of living, agriculture, etc.
6. Contribution in GNP
7. Improve productivity
8. Export promotion

6. Industrial Problems
• industry problems" means the problems occurred in
the industry.
In day to day work

7. There are Some Major Problems That occurs
in Industries :-
• Technology Strategy & Implementation
• Environmental Issues
• Government Regulations
• Economy
• Shortage of Capital
• Poor Quality Of Industrial Labor
• Lack Of Industrial Research
• Lack Of Credit Facilities , etc.
Can Classified into Public And Private Sector

8. Problems Faced by Private Sector
Enterprise :-
1. Emphasis of non-priority industries
2. Emergence of monopoly power & Concentration
3. Industrial Disputes
4. Industrial Sickness

9. Problems Faced by Public Sector
Enterprise:-
1. Poor Project Planning
2. Over- Capitalisation
3. Excessive Overheads
4. Overstaffing
5. Under-Utilisation of capacity
6. Lack of proper price policy
7. Inefficient Management

10. How To Solve The Industrial
Problem :-
The industrial problem really began when manufacture
reached a stage in which two or more had to cooperate to pro-
duce.
• Clarify the conditions that cause problems
• Define the cause of problems
• Generate clues as to the causes of problems and their
solutions
• Collect accurate and relevant data
• Use specific tools to solve problems effectively
• Establish consistent work processes to ensure problems
do not return

11. Thank You…