Need to support more foreign investment in India's growth

Need to support more foreign investment in India's growth 

While India in a relatively short period of time come a long way, and its economic growth and the subsequent strength as a nation, the world € ™ s second most populous country still has a long way to go. Domestic economic reforms introduced by the government in the 1990A € ™ s prosperity levels have indeed increased their employment and wage levels increased, but they still need to put the appropriate legal, which will allow India to attract more foreign investment. The government is trying, but until they are completed and the establishment of the country in the new global economy is on the horizon behind risk. 

Much-needed investment in the domestic economy is one of the areas of the transport sector, especially their port infrastructure. Although the government has plans for 2012-13 42 port projects awarded the contract in place, private interests is very slow, mainly because of governmentâ € ™ to finalize the reform has been slow. Most foreign investors prefer to wait until their current legal framework before making any commitments. Before that, the interest rate will remain at best to be cautious. As of March 2013, only 27 contracts have been bid for private companies and the Indian government has put greater pressure to speed up their reforms and the introduction of foreign investment opportunities to investors' commitment, not only in India, but to the international investment sector. 

Seaborne trade is absolutely necessary, the life of the Indian economy. As their population increased levels of growth and prosperity in the domestic demand for consumer goods would skyrocket. At this time, the key is a key state investment that will improve / maintain the transportation infrastructure to meet growing consumer demand. If officials do not do so, the state will undoubtedly not be able to compete in the new global economy. India is an emerging market, now and in the future one day become the world's dominant economic force on the stage, but unless officials bring their foreign investment reform priorities, they would risk losing the momentum that they have so far collected and returned to their old in the world one of the poorest countries on the status. 

The global economy is changing rapidly. It becomes more inclusive and therefore more competitive. Emerging markets (such as India) have to understand one thing, foreign investors looking for opportunities to make money that will provide stable profits, year after year. They just want the most potential market growth, providing the best investment conditions. Get the best of all positive return on their investment risk minimization purposes. For a long time, India has been considered as a dangerous country, due to their past investment in foreign investment policy. However, with the introduction of new regulations, hoping perception will change, investors will consider India, when the time comes investments.