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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Multinationals in industrial policy resolutions. 3. Growth and performance of multinationals. 4. Emerging issue regarding the multinationals and the new development paradigm. 5. Empirical evidences on emerging issues regarding the multinationals case study. 6. Findings and suggestions. Bibliography. Index. The Government of India had adopted a confused policy regarding the multinationals since independence. The industrial policy resolution 1991 has adopted a clear policy regarding the multinationals. Foreign capital has been invited Several years have passed but we could not attract the multinationals in adequate proportion. Capital inflow of multinationals in China is still about 15 times higher in comparison to India. This book has identified the limiting factors in way of multinationals in India. The book will be of interest to policy makers teachers and students of economics and all others who have interest in foreign capital investment in India. 210 pp.
