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How are small scale industries different from household industries? Explain.
Solution
| Small Scale industries | Household industries | |
| 1. | Small scale industries cover a larger geographical area. For instance, a region or a state. | This industry manufactures goods to meet local needs. |
| 2. | Small scale industry is concentrated primarily in urban and semi-urban areas. | Rural areas are the only places where household industry exists. |
| 3. | The majority of these industries are run by hired labourers. | As a household industry, the cottage industry is mostly run by family members. |
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