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In 1950, a small-scale unit could invest at most how much in assets?
ARupees five crore
BRupees fifty lakh
CRupees five lakh
DRupees one crore
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Rupees five lakh
The 1950 investment limit for a small-scale unit was five lakh rupees; it has since been raised to one crore.
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