Effect of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on external environment

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Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on External Environment By - Sanjeet Yadav

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Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on External Environment

By - Sanjeet Yadav

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What is external environment ? • An external environment is composed of all the outside factors or influences that impact the operation of business. These are generally uncontrollable for a business concern. • The external environment can be broken down into two types:    the micro environment and the macro environment.

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Micro Environment- consists of the factors that directly impact the operation of a company.

• Customers• Suppliers• Competitors• Market Intermediaries• Public

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Macro Environment- consists of general factors that a business typically has no control over. The success 

of the company depends on its ability to adapt.• Economic• Political• Socio-cultural• Technological• Global

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What is foreign direct investment (FDI) ?

• Foreign direct investment is the inflows in cash as a part of investment for acquiring the management control in an enterprise which is operating in the country than that of such investor. In simple terms, investment directly made by a foreign company business in another company situated in the other country.

• It was first introduced by then finance minister Dr. Manmohan Singh in 1991 in the form of Foreign Exchange Management Act which would lead to increase in the domestic capital cash inflows in the country and due to this the economic growth of the country will also increase.

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India was the top global FDI destination in 2015, overtaking both United States and China. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows into India increased by 29 per cent to a record $40 billion during in the financial year 2015-2016. 

Top 5 countries having FDI inflow in India: Singapore – 89510 croresMauritius – 54706 croresUSA – 27695 croresJapan – 17275 croresUAE – 6528 crores

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Advantages• Increase in employment• It will create the flow of money in the economy• It will create the competition among the market which result in better quality product and ultimately the customers will get better price.• Increase in Infrastructure.• Increases the standards of goods produce.• The government will have better image at the global point of view for the country as a whole.

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Disadvantages

• Inflation would increase due to the foreign influence.• Increases Monopoly. • Domestic market players would suffer due to the new entrants in the market which would affect their selling power.

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Conclusion • FDI would lead to a more comprehensive integration of India into the world market where India can also make a strong position in global market by exporting their quality products and services. • While FDI in India has been opposed by several in the past citing fears of loss of employment, adverse impact on traditional retail, adherents of the same indicate increased transfer of technology, enhanced supply chain efficiencies and increased employment opportunities as the perceived benefits. • FDI is good for any country to develop economically and also technologically.