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Factors Determining Inbound and Outbound M&A in an Industry in India

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  • Chitra Singla
  • Vikram Agrawal

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This paper is an attempt to look at the industry level factors that determine the inward and outward FDI in an industry. The findings of the paper suggest that capital intensity of the industry has a positive impact on outbound M&A in that industry; however, import growth rate and domestic growth rate did not have any impact on outbound M&A. [W.P. No.2016-03-60]

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  • Chitra Singla & Vikram Agrawal, 2016. "Factors Determining Inbound and Outbound M&A in an Industry in India," Working Papers id:11010, eSocialSciences.
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