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If a country with strong macroeconomic
and macro political fundamentals is also
strong at a micro level—at an
entrepreneurship level— then the country
actually may not get much FDI," he said.
Local firms may pose a serious competitive
threat to foreign firms, at least in certain
industries, and foreign firms will think twice
before entering into such a market."
FDI AND ECONOMIC
GROWTH
One school of thought argued that FDI has
a negative impact on the growth of India
because FDI flows mainly towards the
primary sector which basically promoted
the less market values.
However another school of thought argued
that FDI inflow into the core sectors is
assumed to play a vital role as a source of
capital,management and technology in
countries transaction economies.
•In the context of the new theory of Economic Growth, FDI
is considered as an engine of growth of mainstream economies.
•As noted by the World Bank (2002), several recent studies concluded
that FDI can promote the economic development of the host Country
by promoting productivity growth and export.
India has received total FDI of US$ 180,034 million from the year 1990-
91to 2009-10 which is due to the initiatives taken by the government of
India in attracting FDI inflows in India. The FDI inflows have shown a
rising trend from 1991-92 to 1997-98 owing to the sincere programmes
of structural liberalization and open market reforms.
CONCLUSION