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Impact of Foreign

Capital On Nepalese
Economy
INTRODUCTION

Foreign Investment in Nepal
Advantages and disadvantages
FDI may face while doing business
in Nepal
• Economic development stimulation
• Employment and economic boost
• Increment in income
• Development of human capital
resources.
• Hindrance to domestic investment
• Affect currency exchange rate
• Economic non-viability
• Risk from political changes
Axiata Group (Malaysia) Standard Chartered Bank
(UK)

KFC (USA) Coca-Cola (India)


FDI employed altogether 7958 workers, out of
which 1062 are foreigners while 6896 are
Nepalese workers.
• FDI creates employment opportunities, raise the level of domestic wages,
faster economic growth and improve the distribution of income.
• The political instability, resultant policy and legal uncertainty do not seem
to offer a hospitable investment climate to the foreign investors in Nepal.
• Despite various inter-locked issues, controversies and transitional political
circumstances, Nepal is well positioned among low-income economies to
move emphatically on development policy and spending priorities during
the next decade.

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