01367nam a22002897a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021040001000062041000800072100002200080100001700102245008400119246005200203520045500255630000800710650001000718650001100728650001100739650004800750650004600798650007500844650001700919942001200936942001100948999001700959952010100976OSt20230907095331.0230907b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cSTCPL  aENG  aShardul Manurkar   aYugank Goyal  aThe need for developing a new taxonomy for MSME : The case for nano-enterprises  aEPWfVol.58; No.34 - g26 Aug. 2023 hpp. 14-18  aThis article looks at the asymmetry embedded within the classification of micro, small and medium enter­prises that distorts equitable policy attention to the sector. Around 99% of MSMEs are microenterprises, and within micro, almost 70% consists of “tiny” units, often called nano-enterprises. It then examines the historical evolution of these classifications and their numerical arbitrariness, and shows that the taxonomy needs to be revised.  aCOM  aMSME   aMicro   aSmall   aMedium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act   aSmall Industries Development Organisation  aNational Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganised Sector (NCEUS)   aEnterprises   cARTICLE  2ddcn0  c79851d79851  00102ddc40708COMaSTCPLbSTCPLcBVSd2023-09-07l0r2023-09-07 00:00:00w2023-09-07yARTICLE