1Student of MBA, Brindavan College, Bangalore University, Bangalore-560063, Karnataka, India. Email: behzadayan@gmail.com
2Student of MBA, Brindavan College, Bangalore University, Bangalore-560063, Karnataka, India. Email: mansour.sarhani@gmail.com
3Brindavan College, Bangalore University, Bangalore-560063, Karnataka, India. Email:a.ata.hamid@gmail.com
Online published on 15 February, 2013.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a key component of the world’s growth engine. It is also an important component of capital flows in financial globalization and believed to be one of the most important channels thought which financial globalization benefit the economy. But many uncertainties still haunt investors in the global economy as National and international policy developments are sending mixed messages to the investment community. Thereby foreign
Direct investment is becoming more and more complex. In 2010, FDI, inflows to south, East and Sour East Asia roes 24 per cent to US dollar 300 trillion, nearly one fourth of the global total. However, the performance of the three sub regions and their major economies varied significantly.
This paper categorized the trends in FDI flows in India in comparison with selected countries such as US, UK. The Study also identifies whether the global economic crisis is having an impact on FDI flows.
Foreign Direct Investment, FDI flows
