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Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to long term participation by one country in another through methods like wholly owned subsidiaries, share acquisitions, mergers and acquisitions, equity joint ventures, licensing, and portfolio investment. FDI can come from individuals, groups, companies, governments, or combinations. It has benefits like economic development, technology transfer, job creation, and human capital development for the host country, while helping investors access new markets, resources, and growth opportunities. However, FDI also carries risks like loss of ownership, cultural differences, loss of policy control, effects on local competition, and technological disadvantages. On balance, FDI has more advantages than disadvantages for both host and investing countries when governments

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Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to long term participation by one country in another through methods like wholly owned subsidiaries, share acquisitions, mergers and acquisitions, equity joint ventures, licensing, and portfolio investment. FDI can come from individuals, groups, companies, governments, or combinations. It has benefits like economic development, technology transfer, job creation, and human capital development for the host country, while helping investors access new markets, resources, and growth opportunities. However, FDI also carries risks like loss of ownership, cultural differences, loss of policy control, effects on local competition, and technological disadvantages. On balance, FDI has more advantages than disadvantages for both host and investing countries when governments

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ARYABHATTA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

Foreign Direct Investment


Submitted By: Parneet Walia 95202239175 MBA

What is mean by FDI


Foreign direct investment (FDI) or foreign investment refers to long term participation by country A into country B. It usually involves participation in management, joint-venture, transfer of technology and expertise. FDI is made to serve the business interests of the investor in a company, which is in a different nation distinct from the investor's country of origin.

An FDI May be

an individual; a group of related individuals; an incorporated or unincorporated entity; a public company or private company; a group of related enterprises; a government body; an estate (law), trust or other social institution; or any combination of the above.

Types of FDI

Inward

Outward

Horizontal

Vertical

Reasons of FDI

Capital resources. Markets. Cheap Cost of resources. To promote the business. Govt. policies. For the Growth of the Country.

Methods of FDI

By incorporating a wholly owned subsidiary or company By acquiring shares in an associated enterprise Through a merger or an acquisition of an unrelated enterprise Participating in an equity joint venture with another investor or enterprise Licensing and technology transfer. Reciprocal distribution agreements. Portfolio investment.

Benefits of FDI

Economic development of the host Transfer of technology Development of human capital resources Creation of jobs Opening export window / Trade Development of HR of an organization. Provides finance.

Disadvantages of FDI

Company may lose ownership. Difference in language and culture . Policies adapted may not be appreciated /lack of control. Adverse effects on competition. Local market is affected badly. Technological disadvantage.

Conclusion
Although FDI have so many disastrous affects upon host country but it has so many advantages to both the countries . In previous years we had seen large no. of FDI in India because of liberated policies of Govt. So, govt. should adopt corrective measures to promote FDI.

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