In: Finance
Situation: Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) found China and India have a potential investment for ANZ
Explain the key factors that may affect the opportunity of FDI in China and India. This includes Entrepreneurship, Financial system, Corporate debt ratio (financial soundness), etc.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is considered to be the vital
component of economic development especially for the developing and
underdeveloped countries like India and China. FDI is imperative
for the economy as it is a momentum of growth, strengthens domestic
capital, generates employment, augments productivity, and
encourages more exports through up gradation of technology and many
more. Thus, there are many more determinants which lead to increase
or decrease in the flows of FDI in any economy.
GDP of the country, gross capital formation, capital
infrastructure, external debt, export and import volume are the
major factors that significantly influence foreign capital inflow
into the two highly populated, fast growing Asian countries India
and China.