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Direction: Q. 16 to 20

Read the given case study and answer the questions.

India's Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector is poised for a mega transformation in 2020, with the launch of an Alibaba-like e-market place, trendy yet affordable khadi products to appeal to the masses and digital data-based credit ratings to help entrepreneurs avail loans. However, the MSME sector, often considered the bulwark of the economy as it contributes around 29% to the GDP and 48% to the Indian exports. There is an urgent need of major reforms and policy interventions towards ensuring timely availability of low cost credit, improving ease of doing business and technological upgradation, to take on the formidable challenge of creating millions of jobs, ensure equitable distribution of national income and achieving large-scale import substitution. The World Bank has recently approved loan worth 750 million to address the immediate liquidity and credit needs of India's MSME sector that has been severely impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. This will give a push to Atmanirbhar Bharat vision of the government.

Identify which of the following is not an advantage of the MSME sector?

A) It is suited for the utilisation of local resources

B) It is helpful in creation of employment opportunities

C) It requires more capital than labour

D) It ensures equitable distribution of income in the country