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200 14$aThe entrepreneur, entrepreneurship and development principles, programmes and policies$b[electronic resource] /$fVasant Desai
205   $aRev. ed.
210   $aMumbai $cHimalaya Pub. House$d2009
215   $a1 online resource (1425 p.)
225 0 $aEntrepreneurial development ;$vv. 1
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a81-8488-418-4 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aVol 1 COVER; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; THE ENTREPRENEUR: CONCEPT AND PRECEPT; ENTREPRENEURIAL FUNCTIONS; THE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS; CONCEPT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP; ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ENVIRONMENT; POLICIES GOVERNING SMALL- SCALE INDUSTRIES/ENTREPRENEURS; ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES; INSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE; THE INTRAPRENEURIAL ENVIRONMENT; THE ENTREPRENEURS IN SELECTED COUNTRIES; CASES STUDIES: SMALL- SCALE ENTREPRENEURS; SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY; Vol 2 COVER; CONTENTS; ENTERPRISE LAUNCHING COMPETENCIES; PROJECT IDENTIFICATION; PROJECT FORMULATION; PROJECT REPORT
327   $aPROJECT DESIGN AND NETWORK ANALYSIS PROJECT APPRAISAL; PROFITABILITY APPRAISAL; PROJECT PLANNING; SOCIAL COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS; FINANCIAL ANALYSIS; PROJECT FINANCING; SELECTION OF SITE AND EQUIPMENT; SUGGESTED READINGS; Vol 3 COVER; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; INSTITUTIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT; ROLE OF CONSULTANCY ORGANISATIONS; TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY ORGANISATIONS; ROLE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT; BANK FINANCE TO ENTREPRENEURS; WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT BY THE ENTREPRENEURS; DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRIES; CENTRAL INCENTIVES AND SUBSIDIES
327   $aSTATE INCENTIVES CHOICE OF ORGANISATION; SELECTED INDUSTRIES IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR; APPENDICES
330   $aEntrepreneurship has come of age in India. While passionate entrepreneurs have always created successes, the enablers now available in the form of capital, ready talent, and fast growing markets, are making entrepreneurship the aspiration of a wide variety of people. Hence, entrepreneurial development is in the forefront of discussion and learning. The success of India`s liberalization and opening up has been built by individual entrepreneurs and companies, which have grown at a dazzling pace. Of course Government`s role in huge infrastructure investments cannot be underestimated either. From
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