Foreign Direct Investment in India: Overview and Analysis

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ACROSS BORDERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
 Introduction
 General overview of the country or region
 Political, Economic, Socio-cultural and Technological
influences/ benefits/ advantages
 National resource and factor endowments that create
competitive advantage
 Foreign currency and exchange influences
 The countries existing trade policies, systems, barriers
and incentives
 Existing levels of FDI
 Summary and recommendations
 References

INTRODUCTION
 Foreign investments give colossal development to
Indian economy.
 Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a direct
investment into generation or trade in a nation by
a person or organization of any other nation,
 FDI can be either by purchasing an organization in
the host nation or by growing activities of a
current business in that nation.
 FDI in India is liable to specific Rules and is liable
to pre-set restrictions in different areas which vary
from 20% to 100%.

GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE COUNTRY OR REGION
 The financial improvement seen amid the previous two decades
in India is mainly because of FDI.
 FDI has been an indispensable non-debt budgetary power that
caused the financial upsurge in India.
 Extraordinary investment vantages like inexpensive cost of
wages and exemption for taxes on the sum being put in, pulls
the foreign organizations to put resources into India (Fazalbhoy,
2013).
 FDI in India is there in an extensive variety of enterprises and its
tenacious convergence mirrors the huge scope, confidence and
belief that foreign financial specialists have in the Indian market.
 To guarantee a continuous inflow of FDI in India, the Indian
government has made favourable trading climate and powerful
business strategy measures have been set up.