Seminar, Temas173-184R. Thapar, 1974 |
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... foreign investment sector constitutes an isolated glass house of affluence , unre- lated and unresponsive to the dreary , dirty real world sur- rounding it . The contribution of foreign companies to the present chaos in the industrial ...
... foreign investment sector constitutes an isolated glass house of affluence , unre- lated and unresponsive to the dreary , dirty real world sur- rounding it . The contribution of foreign companies to the present chaos in the industrial ...
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... foreign investors are not parti- cularly attracted to India . Nevertheless , the fact remains that the foreign companies that are already located in India have done pretty well for themselves and provided a more than ade- quate rate of ...
... foreign investors are not parti- cularly attracted to India . Nevertheless , the fact remains that the foreign companies that are already located in India have done pretty well for themselves and provided a more than ade- quate rate of ...
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... Foreign Exchange of the foreign exchange and Hotels earnings potential of the Indian hotel industry is fully appreciated by the Government of India despite the fact that , according to Government's Department of Tourism the foreign ...
... Foreign Exchange of the foreign exchange and Hotels earnings potential of the Indian hotel industry is fully appreciated by the Government of India despite the fact that , according to Government's Department of Tourism the foreign ...
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Joshi Senior Fellow Institute | 52 |
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