What are the effects of multi national companies on swadeshi goods ? (at least 10 points) it's urgent
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MNC may be defined as a company, which operates in number of countries and has
production and service facilities outside the country of its origin. They are also called Trans
National Company (TNC) Their activities have both good and bad impacts on the economy. They
take decisions on a global context or basis. Their maximum profit objectives take no account of the
reactions produced in the countries felling in their orbit. They operate in different institutional
forms Some are: Subsidiaries companies wholly owned by MNC in other countries
Subsidiary company enter into joint venture with a company another company Agreement among
companies of different countries regarding production and discussion of market.
Development and Activities: Soon after independence foreign capital entered India in the
form of direct investments through MNC's Companies had been formed in advanced countries with
the specific purpose of operating in India. Such companies started their subsidiaries, branches and
affiliates in India . At times government gave some tax concession to them with in the FERA
(Foreign Exchange Regulation Act) and streamlined the licensing procedures. The purpose was to
secure advanced, technical and industrial know how. During the janata rule the policy was outright
purchase of technical know how skills and machinery. They took two major decisions. Coco cola
was asked to wind up their operation . Asked IBM to reduce their foreign equity to 40%. They did
not agree, so asked to wind up MNC's operate in several sectors like tobacco, toiletries beverages
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