Big Companies Shall Swallow Small Enterprisers

Big companies shall swallow small enterprisers.

In India big companies have come and they are entering all the fields. They have opened even eating houses, general merchant market and even ration shops have been established by the big companies. They are deploying people and it is an accepted thing that they are supplying the customers better items and items of good quality and at the same time they are supplying to their customers items at cheaper rate because they believe in big sale and they know that when there is sale of on large scale, they shall earn profits. These shops are being established in each town and people are being attracted to these shops.

The small shopkeepers had their time and they were not meeting all the demands of the people and since they had been giving to the customers articles at credit, the people who became customers once, they were not in a position to leave those shopkeepers and go another shop. Once a debtor always a debtor and now the people are understanding that they shall be having more benefits if they purchase items of their daily use at cash system. It seems the people who are small shopkeeper and who are running small enterprisers shall be joining these big shopkeepers as sales men, as stock holders or the like and in due course all establishments shall be working on behalf of these big industrialists and commercial establishments. Only the people expert in the line of economics could tell us whether this system shall be beneficial for the people or it shall bring more unemployment and more poverty. A common man shall not be able to tell about this coming period.

As far as India is concerned, they had been indulging in small enterprisers and even Mahatma Gandhi had been in favour of small industries and when we are now in open market facing challenges from all the sides, we shall have to enter big industries because these small units shall not be able to compete with industrial and commercial establishments. The experts in India must take up this matter and must see that what we do that should be in the interest of our people who are mostly illiterate, untrained and non-experts. They are not in a position to enter this competitive market which is coming into being in this country. These big establishments shall not engaging these illiterate and untrained people and there are chances that unemployment shall become a new problems for us. These unemployed people shall be creating more troubles for the people and India shall become a disturbed country. Therefore, the state must think over this matter once again before they are allowing these big industrialists and commercial units to enter the common market with is presently in hands of small enterprisers.

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