By R. Kumar, Murali Patibandla
ISBN-10: 0230608523
ISBN-13: 9780230608528
This edited volume highlights the interaction among the evolving associations and the turning out to be monetary dynamism of the Indian economy. The booklet presents a cutting-edge interdisciplinary evaluate of the Indian political financial system and cultural psychology and it attracts upon the contribution of educational students who're in detail acquainted with India.
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Com). Managing Globalization 17 and had lived a quiet life under the protection offered by the old trade regime. , 1998, p. 46). Similar examples of successful restructuring can be found among a broad selection of industrial companies. 45 One indication of their sharply rising capabilities is the remarkable growth in foreign investments, including take-over’s, by Indian private companies. The number of Indian companies venturing abroad has virtually exploded. 47 It remains, of course, to be seen whether these deals will result in commercially viable enterprises, but the Indian companies seems quite confident in their ability to successfully manage their new acquisitions.
From August 1991 to August 2004 the computer software industry and the textile industry made 3,355 and 813 collaboration agreements, respectively. 7% of the total approved amount of foreign investments. The increase in investments in the software industry came only in the late 1990s. 6% of the accumulated total foreign investments. SIA Newsletter, April 1998 and September 2004. 38. The list was reproduced in The Economic Times (Internet edition) in June 1999. 39. ” Business Standard, December 2004/January 2005.
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