Question

case study on public private partnership,outsourcing and outward foreign direct investment

Answer 1

Public private partnership is carried with any of two or both primary objectives in mind, viz. ease in raising capital and bringing in domain expertise or management for a project. In India, this is being done and planned in sectors where there is a need to shore up output in order to meet the basic needs of a growing economy. A classic example would be in the power sector, both in production of electric power and also in its transmission and distribution.

Some Companies get some of their work done outside of its organisation, sometimes in the country where it is based and at other times in a foreign Country, at a cheaper rate, but not compromising on the laid down standards. In business parlance, this is called outsourcing.

Outward FDI is investment by a Country's business groups overseas in carrying out economic activities away from the shores of the country of origin of the capital thus deployed.

TO OBTAIN OR PREPARE CASE STUDIES IN RESPECT OF THE ABOVE YOU NEED TO DELVE INTO THE FOLLOWING:
1) PPP (i.e. Public Private Partnerships) IN THE RAILWAYS AND POWER SECTORS IN INDIA.
2) THE ROLE OF IT COMPANIES IN OUTSOURCING, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS TO TCS, WIPRO & INFOSYS.
3) OUTWARD FDI BY INDIAN COMPANIES LIKE THE ADITYA BIRLA GROUP, TATA GROUP, MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA ETC.