The Government Role in Emerging Markets Case Study by Heman Kukreja
The Government Role in Emerging Markets
A case study analysis of the industrial characteristics and performance of affiliates of Multinational Enterprises in India.
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Case study analysis of the industrial characteristics and performance of affiliates of MNE's in India. India's main strategic advantages over other developing countries are the availability of a large pool of highly skilled and technically qualified manpower at a low cost, a highly diversified and relatively well-developed industrial base, which also adds to the availability of experienced engineering and managerial cadres. Large domestics market, and access to primary resources and raw materials such as iron ore, bauxite, jute and tea.
FDI and Comments on the Governments Policy Formulation
for Promotion of MNE's
Imperative of Attracting Export-Oriented FDI through
MNE's
A Professional Approach to Promotion
Evolution of Government Policy in Conjunction with
Promotion of MNE's
Government Policy and Trends in Foreign Investments and
Collaboration
Concluding Remarks
FDI and Comments on the Governments Policy Formulation
for Promotion of MNE's
Imperative of Attracting Export-Oriented FDI through
MNE's
A Professional Approach to Promotion
Evolution of Government Policy in Conjunction with
Promotion of MNE's
Government Policy and Trends in Foreign Investments and
Collaboration
Concluding Remarks
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The Government Role in Emerging Markets (2001, August 22)
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"The Government Role in Emerging Markets" 22 August 2001.
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