New Copenhagen Discussion Papers out on FDI in India

A number of new papers are out in Asia Research Centre's working paper series, The Copenhagen Discussion Paper.

05/02/2016

8 new issues have been published in the Copenhagen Discussion Papers series. The papers were presented at the conference "Leveraging FDI for Sustainable Economic Development in South Asia" organized by Asia Research Centre 2-3 October 2015.

54 Vinish Kathuria - Does Environmental Governance matter for FDI? – Testing for Pollution Haven Hypothesis for Indian States

55: Shruti Sharma - Does Plant Size Matter? Differential Effects of FDI on Wages and Employment in Indian Manufacturing

56: Amar Anwar and Mazhar Mughal - Foreign Financial Flows and Terrorism – A Case Study of Pakistan

57: Maitri Ghosh and Saikat Sinha Roy - FDI, Firm Heterogeneity and Exports An analysis of Indian Manufacturing

58: Aradhna Aggarwal - Local R&D and technology transfers: A Comparative Analysis of foreign and local firms in Indian Industries

59: Nandita Dasgupta - FDI Outflows and Domestic Investment: Substitutes or Complements? Exploring the Indian Experience

60: Indrajit Roy and K. Narayanan - Outward FDI from India and its impact on the performance of firms in their home country

61: Subash Sasidharan and Padmaja M - Do Financing Constraints Matter for Outward Foreign Direct Investment Decisions? Evidence from India

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