In the preceding text, an attempt is made to analyze the concept and practice of FDI especially in the context of the developing nations like India. The primary objectives of technology acquisition and obtaining managerial know-how via the FDI route has been well researched in the past; however, these depend upon the relative ability of the host country public policy, regulations, and institutional environments. The countries with the “resource curse” had a comparative disadvantage of not having a coherent macroeconomic policy and institutions which could support FDI policy. It is because of this fact that their natural resources got exploited in the formative years of their economic growth. Their relative political and ...
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