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    The document analyzes how changing government policies and regulations have impacted foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India. It uses secondary data to examine the relationship between political instability and FDI cash inflows. The study finds that while India's investment policies aimed to attract more foreign investors after economic reforms, FDI levels remained relatively low until 2005-2006. The paper then evaluates how specific policy changes affected FDI inflows by exploring trends, sectors, private equity, and recent policies.

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    The document analyzes how changing government policies and regulations have impacted foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India. It uses secondary data to examine the relationship between political instability and FDI cash inflows. The study finds that while India's investment policies aimed to attract more foreign investors after economic reforms, FDI levels remained relatively low until 2005-2006. The paper then evaluates how specific policy changes affected FDI inflows by exploring trends, sectors, private equity, and recent policies.

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    The document analyzes how changing government policies and regulations have impacted foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India. It uses secondary data to examine the relationship between political instability and FDI cash inflows. The study finds that while India's investment policies aimed to attract more foreign investors after economic reforms, FDI levels remained relatively low until 2005-2006. The paper then evaluates how specific policy changes affected FDI inflows by exploring trends, sectors, private equity, and recent policies.

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    Vinay Raghavendran
    The document analyzes how changing government policies and regulations have impacted foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India. It uses secondary data to examine the relationship between political instability and FDI cash inflows. The study finds that while India's investment policies aimed to attract more foreign investors after economic reforms, FDI levels remained relatively low until 2005-2006. The paper then evaluates how specific policy changes affected FDI inflows by exploring trends, sectors, private equity, and recent policies.

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    The impact of changing Government policies and regulations on FDI inflows into India By Vinay Raghavendran Kiran Deshmukh Somashekar karake Purpose of the study: The purpose of this study is to determine how political instability has an impact on FDI inflows into India Research methodology: Mainly secondary data has been used The result: Insight into relation between political instability and FDI cash inflows Key words: FDI, Policies, government Indias inward investment regime went through a series of changes since economic reforms were ushered in two decades back. The expectation of the policy makers was that an investor friendly regime will help India establish itself as a preferred destination of foreign investors. These expectations remained largely unfulfilled despite the consistent attempts by the policy makers to increase the attractiveness of India by further changes in policies that included opening up of individual sectors, raising the hitherto existing caps on foreign holding and improving investment procedures. But after 200506, official statistics started reporting steep increases in FDI inflows. This paper is an attempt to explain how the policies made by government affect cash inflow in the country. At the outset, the paper dwells on the definitions of FDI and related terms. Then the paper gets into analysis of inflows-The Aggregates, Analysis of Individual Inflows, Other Aspects and Private Equity and Venture Capital and then actual policy changes in the recent past and its impact of cash inflows in India are studied

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