The current trends of the foreign direct investment show a stark increase in the Asian developing countries. However the flow has been declining in other regions, especially in the developed economies. Inflow of foreign funds to India nearly doubled, reaching an estimated US$59 billion (Unctad 2015).
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fdi is vital for the economy, literature survey, the two faces of fdi, Trend of FDIIndia’s real estate sector has depicted a remarkable growth trajectory over the past two decades. This is due to the growing demand for housing and increased disposable income. Investment has also grown proportionately during this period from domestic and foreign investors in order to capitalize on this opportunity. Increased investment has led to increased construction […]
Investment in real estate sector, Real estate banking and government initiatives to protect investments, real estate page intro, real-estate industryFor the past few years, there has been an air of pessimism in the market about the real estate sector. There are various reasons which has affected the growth of the sector negatively. The recent announcement of the Real Estate Regulator Bill which was passed by the Indian Parliament in March 2016 has ushered a new era in the Indian property mar
Investment in real estate sector, policies to revive real estate, Real estate banking and government initiatives to protect investments, real-estate industryPerfect market is a hypothetical market characterised by large number of buyers and sellers in the presence of perfect knowledge. Similarly, perfect market assumes the presence of homogeneous product, total absence of government intervention and no transportation costs.
the two faces of fdi, Theories of FDIThe service sector is one of the fastest growing sectors in India. Contribution of this sector in gross value addition in Indian economy was 52.97% during the financial year 2014-15 (Planning Commission 2015). India witnessed a rapid expansion in this sector after the liberalisation of the economy in 1991.
fdi is vital for the economy, Indian economy, the two faces of fdiIndian liberalisation began in early 1990s’ leading to gain in momentum of foreign direct investment inflows into the country. However it was only after 2000 that the investment became significantly higher (Bibek Rya Chaudhuri, Pradyut Kumar, 2013).
fdi is vital for the economy, manufacturing sector efficiency, Pillars of the Indian economy, the two faces of fdiThe agricultural sector in India is the main source of livelihood for more than 70 percent of the rural population. Similarly half of the households in the rural population show some sign of poverty (Singh & Walis 2015).
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