Effect of patent law on Indo-Japan trade

Abstract

FDI refers to the capital flows from foreign investors investing in the production factors of the economy and are usually preferred over all other form of foreign investment as these are non-volatile and non-debt creating, the returns of which are dependent on the projects in which the capital is invested. It is the easiest possible way of development, technology development, and employment generation. At the same time it helps in internalizing foreign trade practices helping in international trade, human capital development and in overall improvement in efficiency in the production capacity of the economy. Economic policy makers go out of the way to attract FDI in the country. A high level of FDIs is a sign of an economy which is poised towards a high growth with the fundamentals in place. It is a stamp of approval that the policies implemented are perceived as leading to a robust future economic health of the country.