Study of Fdi
Study of FDI in Two Sectors in India
A Project in International Business
Submitted By – Group-6(SEC - G)
Aakansha Sahai (11FN-120) Karan Anand (11IB-027) Rahul Gupta (11DM-117) Rohit Kumar Singh (11DM-128) Sourabh Mittal (11DM-157) Subhomoy Ganguly (11IT-029)
Group – 6 Sec-G
Acknowledgment
It gives us immense pleasure to complete this project on such a good note and present the relevant findings in a concise format. This report and the subsequent project would not have been possible without the guidance and the opportunity provided to us by Prof. D. Datta. We thank him for his valuable time and effort and his effective guidance throughout the trimester. We would also like to thank all the colleagues in Section G who helped us in the project. Group-6 Sec-G
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Group – 6 Sec-G
CONTENT
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Executive Summary FDI – An Overview FDI in India – A historical View Current Situation Of FDI In India Retail Sector and FDI • Single Brand Retail • Cash & Carry • Multi Brand Retail • Analysis of Sector, Major Problems and Suggestion 6. FDI in Telecom Sector • Policies, targets • Statistics • Analysis of Sector, Major Problems and Suggestion 7. Conclusion 8. References 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 9 10 11 12 14 14
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Group – 6 Sec-G
Executive Summary
Foreign Direct Investment has been one of the most relevant topics studied and researched in the recent part. If we see its origin in our country, it can be traced back to the arrival of East India Co., though after independence India as country, restrained itself from any foreign financial investment for most of the time till 1990. Due to various problems like decreasing export, balance of payment problem etc., Indian economy went for a major reform. It was liberalised and inclusion of private players and need of foreign investment and technology was considered as a major factor in economic growth. With this objective, India opened many sectors for foreign direct investment. Our scope of study consist
A Project in International Business
Submitted By – Group-6(SEC - G)
Aakansha Sahai (11FN-120) Karan Anand (11IB-027) Rahul Gupta (11DM-117) Rohit Kumar Singh (11DM-128) Sourabh Mittal (11DM-157) Subhomoy Ganguly (11IT-029)
Group – 6 Sec-G
Acknowledgment
It gives us immense pleasure to complete this project on such a good note and present the relevant findings in a concise format. This report and the subsequent project would not have been possible without the guidance and the opportunity provided to us by Prof. D. Datta. We thank him for his valuable time and effort and his effective guidance throughout the trimester. We would also like to thank all the colleagues in Section G who helped us in the project. Group-6 Sec-G
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Group – 6 Sec-G
CONTENT
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Executive Summary FDI – An Overview FDI in India – A historical View Current Situation Of FDI In India Retail Sector and FDI • Single Brand Retail • Cash & Carry • Multi Brand Retail • Analysis of Sector, Major Problems and Suggestion 6. FDI in Telecom Sector • Policies, targets • Statistics • Analysis of Sector, Major Problems and Suggestion 7. Conclusion 8. References 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 9 10 11 12 14 14
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Group – 6 Sec-G
Executive Summary
Foreign Direct Investment has been one of the most relevant topics studied and researched in the recent part. If we see its origin in our country, it can be traced back to the arrival of East India Co., though after independence India as country, restrained itself from any foreign financial investment for most of the time till 1990. Due to various problems like decreasing export, balance of payment problem etc., Indian economy went for a major reform. It was liberalised and inclusion of private players and need of foreign investment and technology was considered as a major factor in economic growth. With this objective, India opened many sectors for foreign direct investment. Our scope of study consist
References: CMIE Data Websites of:Ministry of Telecommunication FIPB Finmin.nic.in 14