Understanding ‘Crises’ in a Traditional Industry: Case of Coir in Kerala
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coir industry; coir; Kerala; coir matting; exports; small scale industry; flexible pool of workers; price liberalisation; flexible labour force; unionisd workers; wages; informal sector; Economics; Industry; Sociology;All these keywords.
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