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ECS2290 Trade and international business
Submission Deadline:
Friday, the 24th of April 2015
Module leader: Dr Chunxia Jiang
Hanad S. Abdullahi
M00458682
Department of Economics
Middlesex university
the United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0) 74 794 47 8556
Email: HS821@live.mdx.ac.uk
Table of Contents
1. Executive summery…………….3
2. Introduction…………………….3
3. Why focus on FDI....................4
4. FDI Theories………………......5
5. Cost and Benefits of FDI……..5
6. FDI impact on India……….....5
7. Conclusion……………………..8
8. References……………………..8
9. Appendix……………………….9
Executive summery
This report empirically investigates the role of FDI in India, as a developed country. Data from the World Bank website was used to look at India’s increase and decrease in FDI, net inflow (% of GDP). Different reforms, and regulations have been looked at, to see how changes in regulations can help the country increase their FDI. This study was done to show that FDI inflows encourage technology transfers that accelerate overall economic growth in India. How FDI inflow creates jobs, and increases GDP, we have also looked at FDI theory and cost and benefits of FDI
India is quick developing country. We look at prediction on the development of the India’s Economy. This report makes an understanding of the importance of FDI in developing countries like India. Looking at benefits as well as cost of FDI in this developing country, we evaluate India’s regulations that are preventing most single brand majors from Europe, USA and Japan from opening stores and creating associated jobs in India. And end the report with a conclusion answering whether regulations on FDI Single brand retail is working as economically profitable for the country, as it would be without. Would India attract more foreign investors without their requirement of 30% of its goods from India.
Introduction
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