Doing Business in Today's IndiaAs the world business climate globalizes and national economies become closely interlinked, India looms as the largest country in the world to embrace the market economy. Bullis maintains that not only will India be changed by international market forces, it will have a significant impact upon the world economy as it emerges as a mass consumer market and an extended, low-cost manufacturing center. But India has problems that pose difficulties for offshore investors. Only with a clear idea of Indian business thinking and the relationship of commerce to India's complex mix of traditional, caste, and religious practices can businesspeople from the West gain any real hope of success. This work provides the sort of far-reaching information and advice essential for international businesspeople and for researchers and scholars in the academic community who want to be a part of India's economic future. |
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... Trade The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation ( SAARC ) includes India , Sri Lanka , the Maldives , Pakistan , Bangladesh , Nepal , and Bhutan . Although they should be ideal trading partners , up until now trade between ...
... trade was only 3.4 percent . This compares sharply with 63.4 percent equivalent trade among the nations of the European Community . Political factors are one cause of India's neighbors not trading with each other ; similarity of ...
... trade . All point to the statistic that India accounts for three - quarters of the collective GDP of SAARC . India's trade with other SAARC countries grew by 22.2 percent in 1993-1994 to Rs 3,169 crore ( $ 905 million ) , but while ...
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Business Investment and Finance | 53 |
Management Matters | 125 |
How to Invest in India | 153 |
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