Japanese Foreign Direct Investment In South Asia: A Case Of India

Japanese Foreign Direct Investment In South Asia: A Case Of IndiaSouth Asia which includes seven nations popularly known as ? SAARC? has been facing the problems of high magnitude which relate to external debt, low level of foreign reserves and huge deficit in balance of payments. Under such conditions, the most effective and efficient method which need earnest consideration is with regard to FDI which could ease out considerable pressure on these nations. Both Japan and Germany are in a position to assist South

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