Productivity In The Indian Textile Industry Book

We are engaged in supplying, exporting and manufacturing of Productivity in the Indian Textile Industry Book in Delhi, India. India's textile industry is comprised mostly of small-scale, non integrated spinning, weaving, finishing, and apparel-making enterprises The objectives of the study was to consider the changes in the Indian textile industry; productivity changes and policies to improve it. Productivity leads to competitiveness, which in turn is a function of factors related to cost of products, as well as non-price factors. Productivity improvement and sound policies go a long way in enhancing the competitiveness of an industry. The thesis has discussed the three phenomena respectively technical change, technical efficiency change and scale efficiency change, which constitute independent factors of productivity change. The approach that has been adopted for the study is the Mathematical Programming Approach or the Data Envelopment Approach (DEA). Thus, an assessment is made of the inefficiency of a firm relative to a sample of firms. This is then compared to a hypothetical production frontier derived theoretically. Inefficiency is the distance of a firm's output/input mix from this frontier.