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Examine the features of cottage manufacturing or household industries.
Solution
- It is the smallest manufacturing unit.
- Use of local raw materials and simple tools by the artisans.
- Goods are produced for everyday use in the homes of artisans with the help of family members.
- Finished products are used in the same household or sold in the local market.
- Some common examples of products produced in this sector include food stuffs, containers, fabrics, tools, furniture, figurines, jewellery, pottery etc.
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