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1. The role of country-of-origin characteristics for foreign direct investment and technical cooperation in post-reform India

Author

Dreher, Axel, Nunnenkamp, Peter, and Vadlamannati, K.

Subjects
JOINT VENTURES + ALLIANZEN (WIRTSCHAFT), OUTSOURCING, L24, joint ventures, Technical cooperation, Economics, technical cooperation, AUSLAGERUNG, INDIEN (SÜDASIEN). REPUBLIK INDIEN, India, Technologie, Joint Venture, Internationale Markteintrittsstrategie, Foreign investors, KAPITALEXPORTE + AUSLANDINVESTITIONEN + DIREKTINVESTITIONEN, 0502 economics and business, ddc:330, JOINT VENTURES + ALLIANCES (ECONOMICS), Countries of origin, Indien, 050207 economics, Joint ventures, 05 social sciences, Direktinvestition, Internationale Unternehmenskooperation, Standortfaktor, CAPITAL EXPORT + FOREIGN INVESTMENTS + DIRECT INVESTMENTS, foreign investors, countries of origin, INDIA (SOUTH ASIA). REPUBLIC OF INDIA, F23, 050203 business & management
Abstract

The decisions of foreign investors on technical cooperation versus equity engagements and on the degree of ownership in FDI projects are likely to depend on their relative bargaining position vis-à-vis the host country. India provides an interesting case for analyzing the interplay between country-of origin-characteristics and host-country-characteristics and their respective effects on ownership decisions since opening up its economy to FDI in the early 1990s. We perform negative binominal regressions by making use of a unique dataset on about 24,500 technical cooperation and FDI projects by investors from 45 countries of origin over the 1991- 2004 period. We find that relative market size, relative financial market development, relative risk, relative endowment of human capital and previous international experience significantly affect the type of engagement by foreign investors in post-reform India., KOF Working Papers, 283

Published
2011

2. JID 'Long run effects of Covid-19 on developing countries' Special Issue Editorial Introduction.

Author

Bandyopadhyay S and Vadlamannati K

Abstract

The developing world has experienced unprecedented effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. The devastating effects of this major crisis are felt in all possible spheres of the developing world and with a serious impact on social and economic development in developing countries. The spread of Covid-19, which has brought the world to a near standstill, has given rise to the question on the socioeconomic effects of the pandemic. The special issue on Covid-19 at JID aims to bring together contemporary research on several aspects of how the devastating effects of the pandemic have panned out in different spheres of life, particularly, in the developing world. This special issue has 10 papers with a particular emphasis on evidence of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in Sub-Saharan Africa and South America. The volume documents studies on the effects of the pandemic at the macro-level, for economy wide effects, the impact of the pandemic on firms and on its effects on households., (© 2022 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.)

Published
2022
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