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IIM Indore, Wharton moot value model to lure firms leaving China to India

A research paper by the two looks at why these companies are opting for destinations like Vietnam and Taiwan instead, and what could India do about it

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With six pillars and 20 sub-factors segmented in pull and push factors, the research paper looks at how the Indian government needs to take a "structured approach in attracting FDI".

Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
At a time when companies across sectors are either leaving or mulling to exit China, India must invest in policy and administration, infrastructure, legal system and implementation to make the most of the exodus, a research paper suggests.

Titled 'FDI Value Proposition Framework: Six interventions to attract MNCs to India', the paper looks at why companies are opting for destinations like Vietnam and Taiwan when leaving China, and what could India do about it. Prashant Salwan, professor of strategy and international business, as well as chairman of executive education at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore, is the lead researcher