Questionnaire AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SMALL SCALE ART PLATE ENTREPRENEURS IN THANJAVUR TOWN, TAMILNADU SOUTH INDIA

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1 Questionnaire AN ECONOMC ANALYSS OF SMALL SCALE ART PLATE ENTREPRENEURS N THANJAVUR TOWN, TAMLNADU SOUTH NDA SECTON SMALL SCALE ART PLATE ENTERPRSES OWNED BY THE ENTREPRENEURS 1. Concentration of Thanjavur Art Plate in the study area i.e. Thanjavur town. a. Name of the three important streets of concentration. b. number of Art Plate enterprises concentrated in each street in c. Concentration of Art Plate enterprises in each street in in three important streets. 2. The number of small scale Art Plate enterprises concentrated in three important streets of Thanjavur town in a. Number of the small scale Art Plate enterprises concentrated in. b. Based on streets small scale enterprises are divided into group, group and group. 3. Distribution of the small scale Art plate enterprises owned by the based on the years of functioning Years of Functioning < > 700 small scale Thanjavur Art small scale Thanjavur Art plate enterprises plate enterprises Group Group Group Group Group Group

2 4. nstalled capacity of the small scale Art plate enterprises owned by the in nstalled capacity small scale Art plate enterprises Art Plate per day Group Group Group xi 5. Capacity utilization of the small scale Art Plate enterprises owned by the entrepreneur in Group Group Group S.No. C P CU C P CU C P CU 6. Capacity utilization of the small scale Art Plate enterprises owned by the in Group Group Group S. No C P CU C P CU C P CU 7. Value of assets and liabilities of the small scale Art Plate enterprises owned by the entrepreneur in S. No. Group Group Group Asset (Lakhs) Liability (Lakhs) Asset (Lakhs) Liability (Lakhs) Asset (Lakhs) Liability (Lakhs) 8. Capital output ratio of the small scale Art Plate enterprises owned by the entrepreneur in Group Group Group S. No. C O C O C O

3 9. Additional investment required to the Art Plate enterprises for achieving production target by 2020 A.D. Group Group Group S.No. T.P C.R P.A A.C T.P C.R P.A A.C T.P C.R P.A A.C xii 10. Different size of Art Plates produced by the small scale Art Plate enterprises owned by the in and Different size of Art Plate produced in Different size of Art Plate produced in Production of different types of Art Plate in and S. No Types of Engraver 1. Religions Art Plate 2. State level leaders 3. National level leaders 4. Recent social and economic trends 12. Production of different size of Art Plates by the groups of enterprise owned by the entrepreneur in and Size of Art Plate in Size of Art Plate in S M L S M L

4 13. Yearly production of different size of Art Plates produced by the groups owned by the entrepreneur in and. xiii S M L S M L 14. Sale proceeds (Revenue) obtained from different size of Art Plates owned by the in the year and. Size of products in Size of products in S M L S M L 15. Different phases of Art Plate production and required number of artisans and wage paid in and. Minimum S. artisans wage per Eight phases of Art Plates wages in No required per artisans in ` ` Art Plate per day Shapping 2. Silver Melting 3. Silver Sheeting 4. Silver, Copper dying 5. Brass plate fixing in wax 6. Silver & Copper sheet fixing 7. Grinding 8. Polishing 1. Shapping 2. Silver Melting 3. Silver Sheeting 4. Silver, Copper dying 5. Brass plate fixing in wax 6. Silver & Copper sheet fixing 7. Grinding 8. Polishing

5 16. number of permanent artisans and helpers and temporary artisans and helpers employed by the in and (per day) xiv Permanent Permanent Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers 17. Amount of wage paid to Permanent artisans and helpers and artisans and helpers per day in and Permanent Permanent Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers 18. Annual wage paid to Permanent and temporary by the in and. Permanent Permanent Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers Artisans Helpers

6 19. Different types of metals required and cost of metals for the production of different size of Art Plates in and (per day) S M L Cost of production per Art Plate Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass `80 `3 `36 `200 `6 `54 `360 `13 `150 `130 `3 `54 `325 `7 `81 `585 `15 ` Different size of Art Plates produced and cost incurred by the small scale Art Plate in and (per unit per enterprise and metal cost) S M L Cost of production per Art Plate Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass ` 80 ` 3 `36 `200 `6 ` 54 `360 `13 `150 `130 `3 `54 `325 `7 `81 `585 `15 ` Annual cost of different size of Art Plates produced by three groups of the Art Plate enterprises in and S M L Cost of production per Art Plate Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass xv

7 xvi 22. Quantity of different metals required for the production of different size of Art Plates by the small scale enterprises in and Silver (gms) S M L Brass Silver Copper Brass Silver (gms) (gms) (gms) (gms) (gms) Copper (gms) Copper (gms) Brass (gms) 23. Annual metal cost incurred by the small scale Art Plate enterprises for the production of small size, medium size and large size Art Plates in and S M L Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass Silver Copper Brass 24. Grand total metal cost of production of different size of Art Plates produced by the small scale enterprises in and cost of S (in `) cost of M (in `) cost of L (in `) Grand total

8 xvii 25. Transport, communication and miscellaneous cost incurred by the small scale Art Plate enterprises in and Transport cost (in `) Communication cost (in `) Miscellaneous cost (in `) Transport cost (in ` ) Communication cost (in ` ) Miscellaneous cost (in `) 26. Grand total sale proceeds of different size of Art Plates produced by the Art Plate enterprises in and. Sale proceeds Grand Sale proceeds S M L total S M L Grand total 27. Grand total cost of production of the small scale Art Plate enterprises in and metal cost amount of wage paid to permanent artisans, helpers amount of wage paid to temporary artisans, helpers amount of money spent by for transport, communication and miscellaneous cost cost

9 xviii 28. profit earned by the small scale Art Plate enterprises in and Sale proceeds (Revenue) (A) Cost of (B) profit (C) Note : A B C 29. profit earned by the small scale Art Plate enterprises in and. Profit earned by the groups Profit earned by the groups 30. ndividual Art Plate enterprise profit of group, group and group in and ndividual profit of small scale Art Plate enterprises ndividual profit of small scale Art Plate enterprises

10 31. Reinvestment or sinking fund created by the small scale Art Plate in the year. xix amount of profit Reinvestment of profit by the groups in the Art Plate (10%) 32. Annual emergency fund created by Art Plate in the year groups Art Plate Emergency fund (4%) SECTON SMALL SCALE ART PLATE ENTREPRENEURS 1. Age wise distribution of the small scale Art Plate in and. 2. Age group Educationwise distribution of the small scale Art Plate in and. Educational S.No. qualification 1. V std to X std 2. X std to X std 3. above X std small scale Art Plate small scale Art Plate

11 xx 3. Size of the family (or) number of members in the family of the small scale Art Plate in the year. small scale Art Plate Wife Sons Daughters Brother Sisters Mothers Fathers 4. ncome contributed to the annual income of the family, by other members in the year. small scale Art Plate Annual income Other members in the family Wife Sons Daughters Brother Sisters Mother Father income 5. Annual income of the small scale Art Plate of in the year. amount of annual income received by the small scale Art Plate 6. Annual income of the small scale Art Plate entrepreneur in group, and individually in the year. ndividual annual income of the groups

12 7. Annual expenditure of the small scale Art Plate in group, and (). xxi Annual expenditure on various items Food items a. Rice b. Wheat powder c. Ragi d. Jowar e. Pulses f. Oil g. Vegetables h. Fruits l. nstant foodstuff etc Fuels a. Wooden Fuel b. Kerosene stove c. Gas stove d. Electric stove Education expenditure a. School b. College c. Professional Various festival expenditure Expenditure on transport and communication Marriage expenditure of son or daughters Death expenditure Purchase of jewels expenditure Betel nut tobacco expenditure Disposable income Amount of annual expenditure Group Group Group 8. Annual savings of the small scale Art Plate entrepreneur in. Annual Savings

13 xxii 9. Annual borrowing of the small scale Art Plate in. S.No. Number of sources Annual borrowing small scale Art Plate 10. Types and value of houses immovable property owned by the small scale Art Plate in the year. Types Value of houses value of houses 11. value of jewels owned by the Small Scale Art Plate s family in the year. Quality of gold Jewels owned (Sovereign) Value of jewels (`)

14 12. Different types of utensils owned by the Art Plate family in. Silver in kgs For single family Price for silver kgs Copper in kgs For single family entrepreneur Types of utensils owned by family Price for silver kgs brass in kgs For single family Price for brass kgs bronze in kgs For single family Price for bronze and other utensils kgs xxiii

15 xxiv 13. Types and number of pure pattu sarees and pure cotton sarees owned by Art Plate entrepreneur lady members in the family in. entrepreneur Average pure pattu sarees owned pattu sarees owned worth of pattu sarees Average pure cotton sarees owned cotton sarees owned worth of cotton sarees Grand total worth of pure pattu and pure cotton sarees 14. Financial problems faced by Art Plate in the year. S.No. Financial problems faced by art plate 1. For meeting capital reinvestment 2. For meeting the needs of working capital 3. Expansion of Art Plate enterprise 4. For introducing latest technology without replacement of labour 5. To meet increasing price of raw materials 6. To find out new market and customers 15. Financial aids from other than district industries centre in. S. No. Financial aids from other than district industries centre 1. State government finance 2. Small scale financial institution 3. Commercial bank and scheduled banks Amount of money small scale Art Plate

16 xxv 16. Motivating factors for becoming small scale Art Plate in. S.No. Different factors small scale Art Plate 1. Push factor a. Traditional factor b. Joint family system 2. Pull factor a. Profit motive factor b. Educational qualification or training in this field c. Financial strength better managerial skill and market survey 17. Social conditions of small scale Art Plate based on economic conditions in the year. Social conditions based on economic Number of Art Plate S.No. conditions of Art Plate SECTON 1. Number of the permanent and temporary artisans and helpers employed by Art Plate in the year. permanent artisans permanent helpers temporary artisans temporary helpers 2. Agewise distribution of permanent artisans, permanent helpers and temporary artisans and temporary helpers in the year. Age in years Agewise distribution of permanent artisans and helpers and artisans and helpers permanent artisans temporary artisans and helpers and helpers

17 3. Wage received by permanent and temporary artisans and helpers in the year (in rupees) per day. permanent artisans Amount of money received as wage artisans Amount received as wage permanent helpers Amount received as wage helpers Amount received as wage. 4. Annual wage received by permanent artisans and helpers and temporary artisans and helpers in the year permanent artisans Amount received as wage artisans Amount received as wage permanent helpers Amount received as wage helpers Amount received as wage xxvi

18 5. Occupational diseases of Art Plate artisans in the year. S. No. Different types of occupational diseases Number of artisans 1. Neck Pain 2. Back Pain 3. Hand Pain 4. Eye Strain 5. Head ache 6. Hand wounds when silver, copper and brass melt 7. Leg Pain 8. Corrosion of the hand due to acid use for making the Art plate shining 9. Mental strain when figures are kept in the centre of the Art plate xxvii 6. Annual amount of money spent by the artisans for the treatment of diseases. Annual amount of money spent by the S. No. artisans for the treatment of occupational diseases 1. 1,000-2, ,000-3, ,000-4, ,000-5, ,000-6, ,000-7, ,000-8, ,000-9, ,000-10,000 Number of artisans SECTON V MSCELLANEOUS ASPECTS OF ART PLATE ENTERPRSE 3. What are the merits and demerits of Art Plate enterprises? 4. What is opinion of the common people and artisans about Art Plate enterprises? 5. What is social responsibility of the Art Plate?

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