P. Kumaresan
Abstract
Indian silk has not only been unable to capture international markets because of its poor quality, but it is also having to compete with better quality imported yarn in the domestic market. While attempts have been made to encourage the production of quality silk, they have not yielded good results. An exploration of the problems of producing quality silk.
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Indian silk has not only been unable to capture international markets because of its poor quality, but it is also having to compete with better quality imported yarn in the domestic market. While attempts have been made to encourage the production of quality silk, they have not yielded good results. An exploration of the problems of producing quality silk.
Key concepts: SILK, Quality (philosophy), Production (economics), Business, Yarn, International market, Commerce, Economics