There are a number of positive effects of globalization on Indian industries. There is increased market demand, more jobs have been created and more production is achieved among others.
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The Indian economy does get benefit from globalization because the economy is allowed to access markets in many countries.
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The positive effects of globalization is that it has helped us communicate better and stay healthier. Because of globalization we have learned to communicate with people from other places who don't know the language we speak in. Globalization has also helped us in war its not a good thing but think about it, if we didn't communicate with other countries, our country would probably been taken over by another. This is because most nuclear weapons are made in Middle East if we didn't communicate and buy them even for self defense do you think we'd be living here? Well i don't... Globalization also increased the standard of living for all human kind. As far as we can see in this world right now, WTO(GATT), NAFTA, WB, IMF, UN, are gaining profits for the world. This is not something we have to concern, but we have to agree with.
Globalisation today for industries is common beacasue if industries follow only the domestic approach then they have to stick to only Indian market this will lead to only earning profits in the Indian market only. if the administration want to be a global leader then obviously it has to go for Globalisation.
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The positive results were the expansion to the west and the negative effects was the Indian removal act
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Globalization is weakening the present day families. Specially Indian as they live together.
Indian Telephone Industries Limited was created in 1948.
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globalization is free entry pf foriegn companies in india in copetition with indian companies but after 2000 there many indian companies are drop out due to the globalization and liberalization
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Indian industrialisation during british rule was marked by an unbalanced growth of its industries. British took no industries in developing these industries. Indian industries were discriminated and given no protection. Indiaan economy lacked heavy or capital industries. So, the process of industrialisation was very slow in the 19thcentury.
Capital budgeting techniques in Indian industries include researching long term investment decisions and making business decisions based on predictions. Evaluations are made and changes can be implemented if an Indian industries need them. .
The Indian economy does get benefit from globalization because the economy is allowed to access markets in many countries.