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Foreign Investment in Farmland No Low-hanging Fruit

Chatterjee, Claire Schaffnit - eSocialSciences - 2012

A key driver of foreign investment in land, food security is a challenge mankind has been confronted with in various times and places. Wherever human societies have developed, growing needs have led to increasing arable land, and when land has been limited by nature or wars, food shortages...

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BCIM Economic Corridor: Prospects and Challenges

Sahoo, Pravakar; Bhunia, Abirup; Dhankar, Sonali - eSocialSciences - 2014

Given the commonalities in terms of history, culture, languages and trade complementarity in many cases, the Bangladesh-China-India …

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India's SEZ Policy

Mårtensson, Ebba; Olsson, Per - eSocialSciences - 2012

Over the last few decades India has emerged as an economic giant. In 2000 the Special Economic Zone (SEZs) policy … policy does little to strengthen Indiaâ€™s economy. India should consider modifying its SEZ policy or abandoning it in favor …

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Frontier Issues on the Global Agenda- Emerging Economy Perspective

Subbarao, Duvvuri - eSocialSciences - 2011

The article is a report of RBI Minister Duvvuri Subbarao on issuesing concerning the G-20 countries and also issues effecting all the countries collectively.

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Challenges and Opportunities in a Trillion Dollar Economy

C, Chakrabarty K - eSocialSciences - 2011

The Indian economy reached the trillion US dollar GDP milestone in 2007 and joined other countries of the trillion dollar club, namely, the US, UK, Japan, Germany, China, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Brazil and Russia. In fact, over the period 1960 to the late 1980s, Indiaâ€™s GDP in US...

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Impact of Trade Liberalization on Returns from Land: A Regional Study of Indian Agriculture

Ghosh, Nilabja - eSocialSciences - 2010

Trade liberalization, by aligning domestic prices with world prices, is envisaged to bring welfare gains to a country. In the case of Indian agriculture, owing to the vastness and diversity of the sector, the impact is likely to be profoundly unequal across regions especially when liberalization...

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Myth of Chinese Labour Flexibility

Sundar, K.R. Shyam - eSocialSciences - 2014

India has been a land of myths. Industrial relations are no exception to this trend. The arguments in the name of … debate. In consonance with the globalization ideology, it is often cited that countries like China are doing well and … attracting foreign investment primarily due to its flexible labour market regime and further state that India lags behind …

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Post-Conflict Recovery: Does the Global Economy Work for Peace?

Addison, Tony - eSocialSciences - 2009

This paper mainly addresses the economic dimensions, concentrating on the importance of international trade to state-building and the need for global public goods in a global market economy. The focus here is on the smaller countries emerging from civil war (particularly in Africa) rather than...

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Criss-Crossing Globalization: Uphill Flows of Skill-Intensive Goods and Foreign Direct Investment

Mattoo, Aaditya; Subramanian, Arvind - eSocialSciences - 2014

acquisitions) it is shown that flows of FDI to OECD countries from developing countries like Brazil, India, Malaysia and South …

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The Economic Basis of Global Power: VIP2 A Simple Index of National Power Potential

Virmani, Arvind - eSocialSciences - 2005

,â€™ a â€˜regional powerâ€™ or a regional VIP2 . The paper shows that India, which is currently merely a regional power, will …

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