Recent Trends in Indian Economy- An impact of FDI in various sectors.
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Assignment of Research Methodology On
Recent Trends in Indian Economy- An impact of FDI in various sectors.
Submitted To: Dr. Yamini Karmarkar
Submitted By: Ajay Gulani
“Recent Trends in Indian Economy- An impact of FDI in various sectors”
INDEX
Abstract
Introduction
Research Question and Objective
Literature Review
Research Methodology
Expected Outcome
Bibliography
ABSTRACT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT is an important catalyst for accelerating Indian economy. The productivity level of FDI is higher only when a host country has minimum stock of human capital and technology. The liberalized economics policies have increased economic growth. The government is latest economic policy has allowed 51% FDI in Multi Branding and 49% in aviation sector. The Equity inflows by sector are 22% in service sector, 9% in software and hardware, 8% in telecommunications, 8% in housing and real estate, 7% in construction activities, 4% in power, 4% in automobile industry, 3% in metallurgical, 2% in petroleum and natural gas, 2% in chemicals, 31% in other. The increase in flow of foreign currency which raise GDP of Indian economy. The GDP before 1991 was very low and the economy was very weak. In 1991 the government took back foot and introduced LPG which allowe FDI to enter into the Indian economy which bought a tremendous change and India grew. The Indian government allowed FIPB proposal up to $258.3 million. The FDI policy document if effective from April 1, 2010.
The foreign bodies authorized by the Indian government who monitors FDI% are:
FIPB: Foreign Investment Promotion Board.
SIA: Secretariat for Industrial Board.
FIIA: Foreign Investment Implementation Board.
RBI: Reserve Bank of India, Investment Commission, Project Approval Board.
Assignment of Research Methodology On
Recent Trends in Indian Economy- An impact of FDI in various sectors.
Submitted To: Dr. Yamini Karmarkar
Submitted By: Ajay Gulani
“Recent Trends in Indian Economy- An impact of FDI in various sectors”
INDEX
Abstract
Introduction
Research Question and Objective
Literature Review
Research Methodology
Expected Outcome
Bibliography
ABSTRACT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT is an important catalyst for accelerating Indian economy. The productivity level of FDI is higher only when a host country has minimum stock of human capital and technology. The liberalized economics policies have increased economic growth. The government is latest economic policy has allowed 51% FDI in Multi Branding and 49% in aviation sector. The Equity inflows by sector are 22% in service sector, 9% in software and hardware, 8% in telecommunications, 8% in housing and real estate, 7% in construction activities, 4% in power, 4% in automobile industry, 3% in metallurgical, 2% in petroleum and natural gas, 2% in chemicals, 31% in other. The increase in flow of foreign currency which raise GDP of Indian economy. The GDP before 1991 was very low and the economy was very weak. In 1991 the government took back foot and introduced LPG which allowe FDI to enter into the Indian economy which bought a tremendous change and India grew. The Indian government allowed FIPB proposal up to $258.3 million. The FDI policy document if effective from April 1, 2010.
The foreign bodies authorized by the Indian government who monitors FDI% are:
FIPB: Foreign Investment Promotion Board.
SIA: Secretariat for Industrial Board.
FIIA: Foreign Investment Implementation Board.
RBI: Reserve Bank of India, Investment Commission, Project Approval Board.
Bibliography: According to research done by Kumar and Pardhan, 2001, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has emerged as the most important source of external financial resource for developing countries and has become a significant part of economy in the development.