Globalization has impacted India's economy through increased foreign investment and trade. It has led multinational companies to invest more in India and allowed Indian companies to expand globally. While globalization has created new opportunities in services like IT and reduced unemployment, it has also increased rural-urban disparities and threats like terrorism. Currently, India receives lower foreign direct investment than countries like China and Brazil, and its merchandise exports make up a smaller percentage of GDP compared to other economies.

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2. Globalization and its Impact
on the Indian Economy
Designed Jobin Mathew
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3. Globalization
• It is the process of rapid integration or
interconnection between countries.
• Levels of globalization.
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4. Example
Assume that you are a mango farmer and you
grow very good quality mangoes . Obviously,
your fruit is highly appreciated in India, but you
also know that you shall get a better value in
US. So the network of communication and
execution that allows you to sell your fruit in US
is basically, the phenomenon of globalization .
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5. Globalisation
could
involve
all these
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6. Factors that have Enabled
Globalization
• Rapid improvement in technology.
• Liberalization of foreign trade and foreign
investment policy.
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7. Steps Taken Towards
Globalization
• Devaluation
• Disinvestment
• Dismantling of The Industrial Licensing Policy
• Allowing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
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8. Impact of Globalization on the
Indian Industry
• MNCs have increased their investments in India over
the past 15 years.
• Large Number of Multinationals Have Moved to India
Post Globalization.
Beverages Fast Foods
Coffee Sports Wear & Goods
Apparels & Garments
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9. • Some larger Indian companies have emerged
as multinationals themselves.
• Creation of new opportunities for companies
providing service, particularly those involving IT.
• Reduction in the level of unemployment and
poverty in the country.
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10. Negative Effects of Globalization
• Agriculture on the backburner
• Disparity between rural and urban india
• Unemployment (ILO Report)
• Growth of Slum Capitals
• Threat of terrorism
and more
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11. Where does India currently
stand in terms of Global
Integration?
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12. FDI inflow against GDP
India 0.5%
China 5%
Brazil 5.5%
FDI inflows
China exceeds US $ 50 billion
India less than US $ 15 million
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13. Merchandise Exports
India .05% to .07%
China 4%.
Philippines an economy 6 times smaller
according to IMF estimates.
Under trades 70-80%
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14. Thank You
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