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Foreign Investments, Technological Spillovers and Productivity: A Study of Post-reform Indian Industry

Prof. Murali Patibandla and Amal Sanyal
2004
Working Paper No
222
Body

The paper uses panel data for Indian industries in the post-reform period to study the direct and indirect productivity effects at firm level generated by foreign investment. It finds no evidence that foreign investment directly increases firm-level productivity, nor that R&D spending is more productive in firms or sectors with higher foreign investment. It however finds strong evidence that local firms benefit from foreign investment in their industries. These benefits are higher for larger firms and those that do more business domestically.

Key words
Transnational Corporations; Foreign Investment; Technology Spillover; Indian industries
WP_IIMB_222.pdf (339.87 KB)

Foreign Investments, Technological Spillovers and Productivity: A Study of Post-reform Indian Industry

Author(s) Name: Prof. Murali Patibandla and Amal Sanyal, 2004
Working Paper No : 222
Abstract:

The paper uses panel data for Indian industries in the post-reform period to study the direct and indirect productivity effects at firm level generated by foreign investment. It finds no evidence that foreign investment directly increases firm-level productivity, nor that R&D spending is more productive in firms or sectors with higher foreign investment. It however finds strong evidence that local firms benefit from foreign investment in their industries. These benefits are higher for larger firms and those that do more business domestically.

Keywords: Transnational Corporations; Foreign Investment; Technology Spillover; Indian industries
WP_IIMB_222.pdf (339.87 KB)