Titlebook: Globalization of Indian Industries; Productivity, Export Filip De Beule,K. Narayanan Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 20

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M. H. Hackenbroch,J. Rütt,V. Schlichtproving infrastructure and ICT would benefit these sectors to a large extent, thus contributing to India’s competitiveness. This outcome is of particular importance in the context of infrastructure bottlenecks in India.

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FDI, Technological Choices and Spillovers in Indian Manufacturing Industries,ly explore the technology choice determinants. Results suggest that foreign ownership and technological spillovers have significant effect on the technology choices of most Indian manufacturing industries. Dependence on imported foreign technical know-how is also evident.

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Book 2016iency are thoroughly researched employingappropriate quantitative methodologies that are relevant to the specific domainand topic under investigation.? The book also focuses on the bearing ofpolicy on promoting manufacturing industries in India and is therefore ofinterest to researchers, industrialists and policy makers alike..

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Korrekturosteotomien am Femurschaftt as complements, thus indicating the integral nature of automobile design, requiring collaborative R&D effort. Vertical spillovers vary based on vehicle category suggesting that nature of OEM-supplier collaboration differs by vehicle types. Other factors influencing own R&D effort include age, mark

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6186-0The econometric results do not show that the Indian firms that invest in industrialized countries have significantly higher productivity than the firms that invest in developing countries, which is a prediction of the Aw-Lee model. The results for the technology related variables, on the other hand,

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