Today I will tell you about some basic differences between small-scale industry and cottage industry. Which many of us don’t know.

Small-Scale Industries: Small-scale industries are established on a sole proprietorship, partnership, or cooperative basis with less capital and fewer employees. In these industrial establishments, the cost of land and other fixed assets like factories and buildings including replacement costs is not more than 1.50 crore rupees.

Cottage Industry: The industry which takes place in a small house or small shop is called the cottage industry. These products are produced manually by the labor of family members in a family environment without the help of any electricity or heavy machinery.

Difference Between Small and Cottage Industries

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On the other hand, there is an institution to regulate the money and banking system, print and control currency and regulate the overall economic structure of a country which is the central bank. Although it is a bank, it does not perform any banking activities like opening accounts, or depositing customer’s money.

Let’s first briefly know what are central banks and commercial banks.

What is Central Bank?

The central bank is the regulatory agency that governs the monetary policy of a country, forms the economic structure, controls, prints currency, controls the currency and above all controls the banking system of the country.

The central bank of Bangladesh is Bangladesh Bank. It was established on 16 December 1971 through the Bangladesh Bank Order, 1972. Its executive head is called the Governor.

The central bank is essentially the bank of banks. It is the job of the central bank to register and regulate new commercial banks.

It preserves the country’s foreign exchange reserves. Besides, it fixes the exchange rate of it’s currency against foreign currencies. Printing of banknotes and the introduction of currency in the market is also one of the responsibilities of this bank. It also serves as the treasury of the government.

What is a commercial bank?

A bank that accepts deposits from customers (public) and distributes loans for profit is called a commercial bank.

The banks that we see in our area, where we deposit money by opening an account, withdraw money, receive money from abroad and take loans, are commercial banks.

Difference between Central Bank and Commercial Bank

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What is Wet Farming

Wet farming is a method of agriculture that depends on only regular and adequate rainfall, without artificial irrigation.

Mainly. wet farming is seen in countries or regions that are affected by the monsoon climate. This type of farming is controlled by the environment.

What is Dry Farming

In some parts of the world, there is not enough rain naturally and there is no facility for artificial irrigation. In those areas, farming is fully dependent on a small amount of rainfall. This type of farming is called dry farming.

The soils here are dry where is not much moisture. The average rainfall in these regions is below 20 cm average in a year. There is no canal or river for irrigation. Cultivation can be done through specific techniques and advanced technology.

This type of agriculture is found mainly in the southwestern part of North America, Mexico in South America, Argentina, and the Middle East.

Difference between Wet Farming and Dry Farming

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I’ll tell about etiquette and manners with the core difference between etiquette and manners in this post.

At first we have to learn what etiquette and manners are. Let’s learn more about it.

Difference between Etiquette and Manners

What is Etiquette

Here we see the definition of Etiquette,

Etiquette – The formal rules of correct or polite behaviour in society, among members of a particular profession or in a particular area of activity. – Oxford Dictionary

Etiquette is a specific rule or code of behavior in a particular situation or in a society. We have to learn it consciously.

For example, we have to learn communication etiquette, business etiquette, dining etiquette, etc

It is considered as the superior of the two. It is always exercised on the foundation of good manners. If a person has no manners, we can not expect him to have etiquette.

What is Manner

Now let’s know the definition of Manner.

Manner – Behaviour that is considered to be polite in a particular society or culture. – Oxford Dictionary

Manners are all the polite behaviour that you unconsciously absorb for your family or society. People also know it as good manners. Manners vary from culture to culture.

For example, we learn to say ‘Thank you’ after receiving something, saying ‘please’ when requesting, saying ‘sorry’ when we hurt someone, respecting elders from a very early age. We learn all these general behaviours from school, family and society unconsciously.

Key Differences between Etiquette and Manners

I think you have already got the main difference between them. Let me tell you more clearly with key points.

• The primary difference between etiquette and manners is that etiquette includes specific rules of conduct, while manner is more generalized.
• Etiquette means some specific rules or codes of behaviour but manners are the ways how you perform those rules.
• We learn manners from childhood through instruction and socialization, but we learn etiquette especially with conscious efforts.
• Manners lay the foundation for an individual whereby the individual progresses by learning etiquette.

Why Etiquette and Manner is Important

People should be generally taught manners from a very young age so that they grow up with the basic rules of behaviour. They should know about appropriate behaviour in different social situations.

For example, children should learn, it is not polite to stare, to make any personal comments, or to cast aspersions upon the selection of food at dinner.

In childhood, people usually absorb lessons about how to behave with others in various situations. Manners often become second nature when they are taught at a young age.

I think this knowledge in the post will not be wasted. This knowledge will help you remember to apply etiquette and manners.

If you practice correct rules of behavior and manner, this may help you get advantages in the future.

For example, employers are often impressed by well-mannered candidates who are familiar with the business etiquette for a job opening. Good etiquette training also prepares someone for any situation.

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