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G. Vijayakumar
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T.M.V. Pune
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In developing countries the foreign direct investment (FDI) domestic firms for the requirements of raw materials,
plays a very crucial role in the economic development. The
tools, business infrastructure, and act as support for
problem of economical stability or deficit of saving can be
solved with the help of foreign direct investment. The the financial system. After the introduction of
present article deals to find out the merits and demerits of
foreign direct investment in India and FDI impact in India. Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization
The main objective of the article focussed on determinants
of foreign direct investment and emphasizes the area of (LPG) in India, there has been a positive GDP growth
challenges of foreign investors along with concerns about rate in Indian economy. The main objective behind
employment losses, competition among big and small
retailers and distortion of culture etc. allowing FDI is to investment for achieving a higher
level of economic development and providing
Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment, Economic opportunities for up gradation.
Development
The Basic Concept of the FDI: The FDI is a direct
investment into production or business in a country
Introduction: which can be by an individual or company of another
The basic purpose of the FDI is to help country, either by buying a company in the target
country or by expanding operations of an existing
developing countries to attain a financial stability and
business in that country. The FDI is investment
economic growth with the help of investments in
which is a passive investment in the securities of
different sectors. FDI will give boost to the poor
another country such as stocks and bonds. The
economic condition so that it can rise for develop1.
foreign investments provide the much-needed
The FDI helps in developing the economy by
impetus for the growth of the economy. Despite
generating employment to the unemployed,
recent problems with the economy, foreign direct
Generating revenues in the form of tax and incomes,
investments (FDI) have continued to roll in, across
financial stability to the government, development of
several industries and sectors, proving that investors
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Mete Feridun, “Impact of FDI on Economic believe in the strength of India’s markets. Size of
Development: A Causality Analysis for Singapore, 1976 –
2002”, International Journal of Economic Sciences and Indian retail sector is growing at a very fast rate. The
Applied Research, Volume 4 Issue1: 7-17. current size of Indian retail market is around 28
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billion dollars which is expected to reach the level of a lot in the development of Indian economy.
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around 260 billion dollars in 2020 . The Government The challenges of the larger FDI: The new Modi
of India’s policy regime and a positive business government is committed to improving the foreign
environment have also played significant roles to direct investments in India, particularly in the areas
ensure that foreign capital keeps flowing into the of defense, insurance and infrastructure. The
country. companies which are considering in investing in
India will look at several parameters. Some of them
Objectives of the Study: are discussed here.
The present article aims at as follows:
1. The bureaucracy, corruption, labour and
1) To find out the advantages of foreign direct
investment land acquisition laws are frighteningly
2) To focus on the challenges of the larger FDI. complicated and slow down the entire
3) To discuss the demerits of FDI in India. process of setting up a business.
2. Taxation that is applicable to the corporate
Advantages:
profits. The global tax landscape has seen
One of the advantages of FDI is that it will
considerable changes in the recent. In the
increase the savings of Indian consumer as he will get
context of India, the total amount of
good quality products at much cheaper rates.
revenues collected thru the various taxes and
Consumer savings are likely to increase 5 to 10%
duties falls extremely short of the
from FDI. And the FDI will help a lot in improving
requirements. Each country uses a particular
the miserable condition of Indian farmers who are
tax rate which depends upon a number of
committing suicides on daily basis because of lesser
factors including the historical baggage it
return from their agricultural produce. But FDI will
carries. In the current state of the economy
certain help a lot in improving their conditions as the
large amounts of money is required for
farmers are going to get 10 to 30 % higher
socio-economic development and subsidies,
remuneration because of FDI. The FDI is certainly
etc. Currently, our Indian corporate tax for a
going to increase the employment opportunities in
domestic companies stands at 33.99% when
India by providing around 3 to 4 million new jobs.
the net income exceed 10 crores. We are
Not only will this it add another 4 to 6 million jobs to
presenting a table of corporate tax rates for
be created in logistics, labour etc. because of FDI.
other countries for comparison.
Government revenues are certainly going to
increase a lot because of FDI. Government revenues
Name of the country Tax rate
France 33%
will increase by 25 to 30 billion dollars which is a
Belgium 33.99%
really big amount. This government revenue can help Venezuela 34%
Argentina 35%
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Zambia 35%
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