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The rural markets are large and growing. A combination of factors have contributed to this phenomenon. Improvement in support prices for agricultural output, effects of the green revolution, non-taxable agricultural income are some of the contributory factors. Rural markets offer sustainable advantage in view of the highly competitive urban environment.
 
Economic analysts tell us that the distribution of income is slowly moving in favour of rural area. The number of rural consumers has been growing over the years. Prosperity in agriculture, widening retail network and impact of TV are expected to hasten this process.
 
MICA Rural Market Rating is a comprehensive guide which is designed to serve Industry's needs. Data has been collected based on the 1991 census reports. All the 459 districts of the country have been covered. A total of 42 socioeconomic indicators have been included to cater to the diverse needs of a large number of companies. Districts have been taken as units and the rating denotes the relative market potential of the respective districts.
 
In keeping with the changing times, we have combined information with state of-the-art technology. Digital technology has enabled us to add new features and include substantially large and relevant body of data. MICA Rural Market Rating is presented in a comprehensive, interconnected and actionable database to provide better understanding of the rural markets. This study is presented on a CD-ROM.
 

MICA Rural Market Ratings (MRMR) is divided into three parts.

A.     Digital Maps

All the districts in the country including those of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) are included in the maps.

Digital Maps cover:
  • Boundary of the district
  • Location of tehsil headquarters
  • National highways
  • State highways
  • Metalled roads
  • Railway lines along with railway stations
  • All the urban centres
  • Names of all the 41,888 places where haats are held
  • Days of the week when haats are held
  • Distance from the nearest town
Our software permits:
  • Viewing of the data (enlargement and reduction)
  • Querying or retrieval of data in a desired cluster
  • Printing of data and maps
B.     Rural socioeconomic indicators

A total of 42 socioeconomic indicators are given for all the districts in the country except the 14 districts of Jammu and Kashmir.

C.     The third part of this study gives the names and population of all the 631,307 villages in the country.

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