Jesus Perez Molina kyung Soo Kim.  Overview  Economy Analysis  GDP  Infraestructure  Business Climate  Mains industries and products  Exports/Imports.

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Jesus Perez Molina kyung Soo Kim

 Overview  Economy Analysis  GDP  Infraestructure  Business Climate  Mains industries and products  Exports/Imports  Trading partners  Invesment Analysis  SWOT  Conclusion

 Nationality: Republic of India  Population: billions  Ethnic group: Indo-Aryan 72%, Dravidian 25%, Mongoloid and other 3%  Size: 3,287,590 sq km  Major Cities: Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore  Religion: Hindu 80.5%, Muslim 13.4%, Christian 2.3%, Sikh 1.9%, other 1.8%, unspecified 0.1%

 Scenario Confidence More than 300 of the Fortune 500 are in India 2nd fastest growing major economy in the World: 9.2% Growth by domestic demand

 GDP (official exchange rate): $1.099 trillion  GDP - per capita: $2,700  Origin of GDP

Challenges in Infrastructures Transportation Vast Investment in Railway Extension and Modernization, Vast Investment in Railway Extension and Modernization, Ongoing Enlargement of Anchorage Facility for Hub Port Ongoing Enlargement of Anchorage Facility for Hub PortElectricity Present Electricity Supply (44%) is to be Provided the Entire Households within 5 Years Present Electricity Supply (44%) is to be Provided the Entire Households within 5 Years Telecommunication & IT Ongoing Intensive Development of S/W Technology Complex in the Main Cities like Bangalore Ongoing Intensive Development of S/W Technology Complex in the Main Cities like Bangalore Transportation Vast Investment in Railway Extension and Modernization, Vast Investment in Railway Extension and Modernization, Ongoing Enlargement of Anchorage Facility for Hub Port Ongoing Enlargement of Anchorage Facility for Hub PortElectricity Present Electricity Supply (44%) is to be Provided the Entire Households within 5 Years Present Electricity Supply (44%) is to be Provided the Entire Households within 5 Years Telecommunication & IT Ongoing Intensive Development of S/W Technology Complex in the Main Cities like Bangalore Ongoing Intensive Development of S/W Technology Complex in the Main Cities like Bangalore Infrastructure

 Enormous Market - Population: 1.1 Bn / Middle Class: 270 Mn  Abundant Natural Resources  Abundant Work Force and Low Wages  Superiority in Technology Fields and English Skills  Enormous Market - Population: 1.1 Bn / Middle Class: 270 Mn  Abundant Natural Resources  Abundant Work Force and Low Wages  Superiority in Technology Fields and English Skills Business Climate

 Companies entered SEZ (Special Economic Zone) - Customs-free when Purchasing Raw Materials - No Corporation Tax (Initial 5 yrs: 100%, Next 5 yrs: 50%)  100% EOU (Export Oriented Units) - Approved to be EOU, the company gets benefits to SEZ  State Government Regulation - Tax Reduction, sale of newly developed Land, etc.  Companies entered SEZ (Special Economic Zone) - Customs-free when Purchasing Raw Materials - No Corporation Tax (Initial 5 yrs: 100%, Next 5 yrs: 50%)  100% EOU (Export Oriented Units) - Approved to be EOU, the company gets benefits to SEZ  State Government Regulation - Tax Reduction, sale of newly developed Land, etc. Business Climate

 Factory Workers : $75 (High School Graduates)  Office Workers : $22 (Univ. Graduates)  Engineers : $440 (Univ. Graduates)  Factory Workers : $75 (High School Graduates)  Office Workers : $22 (Univ. Graduates)  Engineers : $440 (Univ. Graduates) Business Climate

 Industries: Textiles, chemicals, food processing, steel, transportation equipment, cement, mining, petroleum, machinery, software.  Products: rice, wheat, oilseed, cotton, jute, tea, sugarcane, potatoes; cattle, water buffalo, sheep, goats, poultry; fish.

 Petroleum products, textile goods, gems and jewelry, engineering goods, chemicals, leather manufactures  Crude oil, machinery, gems, fertilizer, chemicals

 Exports - partners: US 15.1%, UAE 8.8%, China 8.4%, UK 4.3%  Imports – partners: China 10.5%, US 7.8%, Germany 4.5%, Singapore 4.5%  Imports – commodities: crude oil, machinery, gems, fertilizer, chemicals  Exports – commodities: petroleum products, textile goods, gems and jewelry, engineering goods, chemicals, leather manufactures

 SWOT ◦ Strenght:  12th largest economy at market exchange  3th largest in purchasing power  Qualificated Labour force (Tech)  Least corrupt state: Kerala ◦ Weaknesses:  High levels of poverty, illiteracy, malnutrition,etc  Low Economy Development  Power outages common  Traffic Congestion

 SWOT ◦ Opportunities:  Economic Reforms  Medium age 25 ◦ Threats:  Political Debate about privatisation (Comunist Party Kerala)  Federal Government breakdown (Alliance)  Extremist Increasing (Terrorist Organizations)  Pakistan  Nuclear Debate Risk

 Growing economy  Liberalisation & Deregulation  Skilled, cheap labor  High Tax rate  Cash inflow Advantage  Political instability  Transportation  Red tapism  Corruption Disadvantage

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