Kanaka Jaripiti Rajappa
Emergence of New Regulation in Foreign Direct Investment: Indian E-commerce.
Rel. Anna D'Ambrosio. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Engineering And Management, 2022
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Abstract
Over the past three decades, India has increased its participation in global business in order to facilitate its continued economic growth and engagement with the world's economy. India has encouraged Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, infrastructure, information technology, automobile industry, pharmaceuticals, and other business services. India has also introduced FDI policies and regulations to ensure that business transactions are conducted in a fair manner. As India was reinventing information technology in the year 2000, it began accepting foreign direct investment in e-commerce. This industry is anticipated to be one of the rising industries for the economy in the future.
Over the last decades, the number of individuals using the internet and the number of investors and companies participating in e-commerce have grown significantly
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