Winning in Business: India

Author: Bijie Ranli
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: To adapt to the new of economic globalization and joining the WTO, China Water Conservancy and Electric Power Press has brought the mature "Business in Foreign Countries Series" developed by Singapore Times Publishing Company to readers in mainland China. Each book in the series introduces a country or region, covering topics such as: overall situation, business opportunities, government, domestic investment, tax systems, national economy, how to set up a business, how to operate a business, culture and customs, culture and business, and some practical information. The translation and publication of these books provide useful information for domestic enterprises and individuals interested in foreign investment or doing business with foreign partners. They also help various types of enterprises with product and service offerings to broaden their horizons and create business opportunities. The first batch of the series introduces 12 countries and regions, and more titles will be launched in the future. To achieve business success worldwide, having a comprehensive understanding of history is essential. This is especially true in India, where history permeates many aspects of Indian life. By providing readers with a comprehensive account of India's history—a civilization spanning 5,000 years—this book lays a framework for understanding the country's workings and contemporary business environment. Additionally, the book emphasizes key issues crucial for investors, such as the evolution of the 1991 New Economic Policy. It aims to serve as an indispensable guide to the Indian market, further describing the various investment and joint venture opportunities in the country, including selecting appropriate joint venture partners. The clear and accessible discussion of historical context and current realities will help readers gain insights into the Indian spirit of engaging in business and investment activities in this economy with immense potential.