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v ganesan
what is the Total Production Output of Mechanical Engineering Industry of India in 2006and2007 Value in Rs ? View All
specify also what are all the sectors you have considered in Mechanical Engineering Division?Sector wise split up will be veryuseful for me if you have?
Sector means
Machine tools,Liquid pumps,compressors etc comes under the sectors.
what are all the sectors you include in this mechanical engineering Division fro calculation purpose?


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Gimpy
Too many questions to answer in this box. However, here 's a PDF that will help fill in some of the answers you asked.

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Source: http://www.centroesteroveneto.com/pdf/Osservatorio%20Mercati/India/Ricerche%20di%20Mercato/Report%202007/Report%20Engineering%20Sector.pdf


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