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Creating Udyog Sahayak Enterprises Network (USENET) for Employment Generation and Scale-up in the MSME Sector

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  • T Muralidharan
  • G.D Bino Paul
  • Amit Basole

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There are multiple forces – thirteen of them identified in this report - working against employment growth in India from both supply side and the demand side. It is proven that large enterprises create very few jobs. Even these few jobs are created for educated youth. Only Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) can create large number of jobs across India for workers with wide range of skills and education.we need to scale-up these existing MSEs. We can do this by creating a support system which will make these MSEs go digital, grow in scale and increase their productivity. This will automatically create jobs The Udyog Sahayak Enterprise Network (USENET) proposed in this report is that support system.

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  • T Muralidharan & G.D Bino Paul & Amit Basole, 2021. "Creating Udyog Sahayak Enterprises Network (USENET) for Employment Generation and Scale-up in the MSME Sector," Working Papers id:13136, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:13136
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