Economics, Econometrics and Finance
4 years ago

India's Economic Reforms Drive Surge in Foreign Investment Inflows

Determinants of foreign direct investment in India: an empirical analysis
Mandeep KaurRenu Sharma

Paper Summary

Foreign direct investment in India has increased due to economic reforms in the 1990s. Factors like GDP, reserves, debt, inflation, exchange rate, and openness influence FDI inflows. The study found that GDP, reserves, debt, and openness have a positive impact on FDI, while inflation and exchange rate have a negative impact.

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