FDI: India vs China
Code : ITF0008
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Region : :India China |
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Abstract: Though India and China enjoy many similarities, China has surged ahead of India in terms of economic progress. While India's per capita income is $440 China's per capita income stood at $990. In China, 3% of the population is below the poverty line and in India it is 30-40%. China opened up its economy before India and could therefore attract foreign investment which helped it to emerge as a 'workshop of the world'. Though India is trying to catch up with China in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI), China is way ahead. China received FDI of $52.7 billion in 2002 where as in the case of India, the figure stood at $4.67 billion. Since the opening up of the economy in 1978, China enjoyed a steady flow of FDI. |
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Keywords :Foreign direct investment (FDI), India and China, Role of government, Fiscal Policy Case Study, Special economic zones, Business environment, Red tape, Infrastructure
Contents :
» BACKGROUND NOTE
» ENCOURAGING FDI – THE CHINESE WAY
» THE INDIAN SCENARIO
» DEEPER REASONS