Nothing, because "defence" isn't a word. They do, however spend about $30million a year on defense.
- This isn't true. India spends around 30 billion us dollars every year according to the recent budget. Though the actual spending is gonna be much more. By 2013 the spending is expected to be more than that of the UK that currently spends around 65 billion dollars. By 2022 the defense expenditure is expected to be a whopping 200 billion dollars.
One factor affecting the FDI in India is their economic growth. Also, another factor affecting the FDI in India is their capital preservation.
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Telecom sector has attracted most Foreign direct investment.
Caribbean countries benefit from Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by attracting capital that can stimulate economic growth and development through infrastructure improvements and job creation. Additionally, FDI often brings advanced technologies and expertise, enhancing local industries and boosting productivity, which can lead to increased competitiveness in global markets.
Yes, India is considered an open economy, characterized by its engagement in international trade and investment. Since the economic liberalization in the early 1990s, India has reduced trade barriers, promoted foreign direct investment (FDI), and integrated more closely with the global economy. However, certain sectors still have regulations and restrictions, indicating that while it is open, it is not entirely laissez-faire. Overall, India continues to evolve and expand its economic openness.
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One factor affecting the FDI in India is their economic growth. Also, another factor affecting the FDI in India is their capital preservation.
The FDI coming in India is for short term. This is from series of retail chains.
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http://dipp.nic.in/fdi_statistics/India_FDI_May_2007.pdf
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FDI stands for Foreign Direct Investment... refers to long term participation by country A into country B. It usually involves participation in transfer of technology, joint ventures etc. The World Investment Report 2010 released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) ranked India as the 9th most attractive destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)....
Telecom sector has attracted most Foreign direct investment.
The two most common methods of restricting inward foreign direct investment (FDI) ownership are through equity caps, which limit the maximum percentage of ownership by foreign investors in a domestic company, and through regulatory approvals, where FDI proposals are subject to government review and approval before being allowed to proceed.