Search Results - Indian Foreign Service
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Motivations and Benefits of Outward Foreign Direct Investment from India to Indian Multinationals.
Published 2008“…Predominantly, the manufacturing sector has capitalized on these investments followed by services. Although OFDI from India began in the early part of the century, it was a trickle and is now in a Take Off Phase and hence, it is essential to understand the reasons and motivations of Indian companies to engage in Outward Foreign Direct Investment. …”
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Marketing Strategies in Financial Services of Emerging Economies: A Case Study on the Indian Banking Industry
Published 2009“…(www.mapsofindia.com).Today, the Indian financial services sector forms the second largest component in the entire services sector in a government budget. …”
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'AN EFFECTIVE ENRTY STRATEGY TO ENTER INTO INDIAN AUTOMOBILE MARKET’
Published 2013“…To grab a piece of cake from the Indian market, many foreign auto manufacturers entered Indian market via various entry modes. …”
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A Study of Real Estate Sector in the Indian Economy for Investment Opportunities
Published 2008“…India is being discovered as a significant location for business, mainly in the services sector. Indian real estate sector is believed to offer foreign investors with an attractive opportunity of investment and lead to rapid expansion in FDI and international trade. …”
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Malay language enhancement carnival benefitted UMP foreign students
Published 2019“…Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP)’s Centre for Modern Languages & Human Sciences (CMLHS) organised the Enhancement of Malay Language Carnival and Community Service involving 35 of its foreign undergraduates who were from Yemen, Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Sudan, and 444 students from Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Seri Bera. …”
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Essays on firm level responses to trade and foreign direct investment liberalization in India
Published 2012“…We find that outward FDI substitutes the rate of technology investments at home, a result that is consistent with the notion of technology-seeking Indian multinationals investing abroad with the purpose of acquiring foreign technology. …”
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Motivations and benefits of outward foreign direct investment from India to India Multinationals
Published 2008“…Predominantly, the manufacturing sector has capitalized on these investments followed by services. Although OFDI from India began in the early part of the century, it was a trickle and is now in a Ã�¢Ã�Â�Ã�Â�Take Off PhaseÃ�¢Ã�Â�Ã�Â� and hence, it is essential to understand the reasons and motivations of Indian companies to engage in Outward Foreign Direct Investment. …”
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Impact of Country of Origin on Consumer Buying Behaviour: In Context to Foreign Retail Companies in India
Published 2012“…However, most foreign companies used product differentiation strategy and suitable marketing mix to gain competitive advantage in terms of raising their market share but the study looked forward to identify the benefits of foreign brands perceived by Indian consumers. …”
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Consumer Perceptions of Global and Local Brands in the India Retail Sector
Published 2006“…Indian consumers were not prejudiced against foreign brand names. …”
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Determinants of multinational banks' subsidiary performance: the host and home country effects
Published 2012“…By using the whole gamut of foreign subsidiaries of multinational banks operating in the Indian banking sector during the period 2000 to 2008, the paper contributes to this line of the literature.…”
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Wealth Management Models in India
Published 2007“…After the economic reforms of 1991, the Indian economy has opened up gradually and there has been an increase in the inflow of foreign funds. …”
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The effects of cultural value diversity towards multicultural teamwork performance / Zahidah Ab Latif
Published 2010“…Due to this notion, Malaysian industries depend heavily on foreign workers and in results, Malaysia has imported a large number of foreign workers which resulted in workforce diversity in the service industry like the hospitality industry. …”
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Outlook of India’s Real Estate Markets
Published 2009“…With all so much happening, India is being discovered as a strong potential for investment, mainly in the services sector. The inflow of foreign funds has led to rapid expansion of industries, both service based and manufacturing based, and growth international trade. …”
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FDI in India and Other Asian Countries
Published 2011“…The Sub-continent has become the prime target for foreign direct investment. The economic policies of India have been tailor made to specifically attract substantial inflow of capital into the Indian market and to sustain such inflows of capital. …”
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After Nehru, What? Britain, the United States, and the Other Transfer of Power in India, 1960–64
Published 2011“…Moreover, it offers insights into Anglo-American concern that Nehru's health adversely affected Indian policymaking; the involvement of foreign intelligence services in India's domestic politics; and the misplaced expectations of British and US officials that the appointment of Lal Bahadur Shastri as India's second Prime Minister, in May 1964, would herald the beginning of a new and more productive relationship between India and the West.…”
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Balfour Beatty Rail Tracking & Signalling to India
Published 2011“…Area of research includes the Indian rail market current infrastructure, technologies and a competitor analysis.…”
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Malaysian urbanization transition: from nascent, pseudo to livable mega - urban region
Published 2010“…The urban centres founded by the British were mainly administrative centres to administer law and order in order to sustain the exploitation of tin and the vibrancy of commercial rubber production, in addition to the provision of goods and services. These urban centres were generally ‘foreign’ to the conception of life of the local people who participated marginally in the market economy controlled by British capitals and later Chinese migrants’ capital. …”
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