"Automobile Sector will attract stronger FDI flows in future" : Research Study

NOIDA, India - Jan. 17, 2022 - PRLog -- Automobile sector will attract stronger FDI flows in future suggested a research study published in Finance India –The Quarterly Journal of Finance, Vol. XXXV No. 4, December 2021 issue titled "A Study on Foreign Direct Investment Flows in Selected Sectors" by Prof. A. Kotishwar, Professor and Head, Department of Master of Business Administration,  CMR College of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad. The study suggested the future growth of the sectors has been predicted with the Vector Auto Regression model and the result states that the Automobile sector will attract stronger FDI flows in future. Hence there is a need to do further research in this area be considering all the FDI invested sectors India, so that the global investors may opt Indian marker for the investment purpose.

The focus of this study is on FDI flow trends in India from 2000-01 to 2014-17. The study also highlights country-wise approvals of FDI inflows into India and FDI inflows into various areas from April 2000 to June 2017. The study concludes that Mauritius has been the most prevalent contributor to FDIs because of the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) is between India and Mauritius and most foreign countries want to invest in the services industry. The ordinary least square method states that the FDI influenced all the selected sectors during the study. The study observed that the FDI is having the weak relationship with the investments of Computer, Construction and Automobile Sectors. Hence the study suggests improving the norms so that the FDI investments will have the stronger influence.

The study further suggests improve the regulation in the Service Sector, so that the FDI inflows will have the positive impact on the growth of the Service Sector. The study suggests focusing the areas where the FDI flows are very low, so that FDI growth will have the positive impact on the overall sectors.

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