DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL-AND MEDIUM-SCALE INDUSTRY CLUSTERS IN INDONESIA

Tulus Tambunan

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Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)1 in manufacturing industry (called small-and medium-scale industries or SMIs) in Indonesia are very important for several reasons, such as their potential to create employment and to generate foreign currencies through export. These industries are also important as domestic producers of cheap import substitution consumer goods especially for low-income groups, and as supporting industries

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