Foreign direct investment in India

Current trends and future possibilities show that the Government of India has taken diverse plans to improve the retail industry in India. Some of them are listed below: Changed the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rules in food processing, in a bid to permit e-commerce companies and foreign retailers to sell Made in India consumer products.

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Investment is an important concept for growth and prosperity of any economy. Domestic investment and foreign investment both are equally important. Domestic investment may lead to the creation of domestic savings, consumption and employment whereas foreign investment can decrease the gap in domestic saving. The study was undertaken with the objective to examine the trends and patterns of foreign direct investment in India. The descriptive design had been adopted for the study purpose using secondary data.

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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is the major source for economic development in India. Foreign companies carry out privileges in tax exemptions, lower wages, technical knowhow and employment.

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Economic growth and macro variables in india: An empirical study. The research objective of this paper is to explore the empirical linkages between economic growth and foreign direct investment (FDI), gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) and trade openness in India (TOP) over the period 1980 to 2013.

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With data provided by the tool, users can create a matrix to show industry employment location quotients above 1.2 for each county in the region and for the region as a whole. (A location quotient over 1.0 means that a region has a higher concentration of employment in a particular industry than the national average. Using a location quotient of 1.2 or more provides a conservative estimation for this example.) This matrix enables users to see the overall competitive strengths of the region, as well as those of individual counties.

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This study provides an overview and extensive analysis of company taxation in the Asia-Pacific region, India, and Russia. It is not limited to a description of the taxation systems, but goes on to analyse the effective tax rates and their influence on foreign direct investment. For the first time the renowned methodology of Devereux/Griffith for determining effective tax rates has been applied to the Asia-Pacific region, India, and Russia in an international comparison. This meth- odology is now the standard approach to measuring effective tax burdens within the European Union....

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Many foreign companies use a combination of exporting, licensing and direct investment in India. India permits 100% foreign equity in most industries. Units setting up in special economic zones (SEZs), operating in electronic hardware or software technology parks or operating as 100% export-oriented units also may be fully foreign-owned. Nevertheless, the government has set sector-specific caps on foreign equity in certain industries, such as basic and cellular telecommunications services, banking, civil aviation and retail trading.

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The principal forms of doing business in India are the limited liability company (public company or private company); limited liability partnership (LLP); partnership firm; association of persons; representative office, branch office, project office or site office of a foreign company; and trust. Foreign investors may adopt any recognized form of business enterprise. The limited liability company is the most widely used and the most suitable form for a foreign direct investor. Joint ventures also are popular.

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The rising profile of SWFs is a direct consequence of the massive accumulation of global foreign reserve assets over the past decade. While reserve accumulation has occurred in many emerging market economies, it has been especially sharp among oil producers and Asian countries that have large trade-surpluses with the United States and other developed countries. In these countries, reserves have swelled to levels far in excess of the amount needed for balance of payments support, thus presenting an opportunity for foreign exchange reserve managers to maximize returns.

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