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Indian manufacturers sector makes up only 16 percent of its GDP. This needs this to increase if the country is to find jobs for its huge population. Yet on the back of strong domestic demand, global car indian manufacturers have flocked to India and are helping to make the sector globally competitive -- particularly in small cars. Capacity is expected to increase from 4.8 million units in 2010 to 12 million in 2018 according to Rothschild. India is set to become the third-largest auto maker in the world and could become a major exporter.Small cars make up 70 percent of the domestic market. And although Tata and Mahindra provide strong local competition, foreigners are dominant.Indian manufacturers Foreign direct investment (FDI) into the automotive industry increased by 48 percent to $7.4 billion in 2011, according to Ernst & Young. Suzuki alone has a 45 percent share.Indian manufacturers With no caps on FDI, new entrants are spurring competition. Indian manufacturersAnd in contrast to recent policies on retail, state governments have been welcoming. Clusters are being created in the south and west of India where states such as Tamil Nadu and Gujarat offer cheap land to attract investment.But it's not just the domestic market that is fuelling growth. Exports already make up 15 percent of output,Indian manufacturers and many firms have ambitions to develop the international angles. Hyundai uses India as the global source point of all their small cars. Last year it exported 247,000 cars from India -- almost double the 2007 figure. Indian manufacturersFord is stepping up export of Indian cars to over 50 countries. And Toyota's says it plans to export cars to South Africa in March 2012, the first time it will ship Indian-made cars overseas. Infrastructure bottlenecks, skills shortages and slow-moving bureaucracy pose big challenges to Indian Manufacturers development. But as labour cost in China rise, India has an opportunity to win market share. In autos, it may have found a formula that can be replicated. Overseas investment in India rose for the first time in three years in 2011, Ernst & Young reported on January 29.Foreign direct investment rose 13 percent to $50.81 billion in the first 11 months of 2011 from a year earlier, according to the EY report. The total number of projects rose 25 percent to 864. Automakers led the way, increasing spending by 46 percent. India is set to become the third largest automotive maker in the world by 2015 according to a report by Rothschild, the investment bank, in December 2011. Ford plans to invest $142 million in its 200,000 vehicles-a-year plant in Chennai the company announced this month. |
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Indian manufacturers sector makes up only 16 percent of its GDP. This needs this to increase if the country is to find jobs for its huge population. Yet on the back of strong domestic demand, global car indian manufacturers have flocked to India and are helping to make the sector globally competitive -- particularly in small cars. Capacity is expected to increase from 4.8 million units in 2010 to 12 million in 2018 according to Rothschild. India is set to become the third-largest auto maker in the world and could become a major exporter.Small cars make up 70 percent of the domestic market. And although Tata and Mahindra provide strong local competition, foreigners are dominant.Indian manufacturers Foreign direct investment (FDI) into the automotive industry increased by 48 percent to $7.4 billion in 2011, according to Ernst & Young. Suzuki alone has a 45 percent share.Indian manufacturers With no caps on FDI, new entrants are spurring competition. Indian manufacturersAnd in contrast to recent policies on retail, state governments have been welcoming. Clusters are being created in the south and west of India where states such as Tamil Nadu and Gujarat offer cheap land to attract investment.But it's not just the domestic market that is fuelling growth. Exports already make up 15 percent of output,Indian manufacturers and many firms have ambitions to develop the international angles. Hyundai uses India as the global source point of all their small cars. Last year it exported 247,000 cars from India -- almost double the 2007 figure. Indian manufacturersFord is stepping up export of Indian cars to over 50 countries. And Toyota's says it plans to export cars to South Africa in March 2012, the first time it will ship Indian-made cars overseas. Infrastructure bottlenecks, skills shortages and slow-moving bureaucracy pose big challenges to Indian Manufacturers development. But as labour cost in China rise, India has an opportunity to win market share. In autos, it may have found a formula that can be replicated. Overseas investment in India rose for the first time in three years in 2011, Ernst & Young reported on January 29.Foreign direct investment rose 13 percent to $50.81 billion in the first 11 months of 2011 from a year earlier, according to the EY report. The total number of projects rose 25 percent to 864. Automakers led the way, increasing spending by 46 percent. India is set to become the third largest automotive maker in the world by 2015 according to a report by Rothschild, the investment bank, in December 2011. Ford plans to invest $142 million in its 200,000 vehicles-a-year plant in Chennai the company announced this month. |
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Indian manufacturers sector makes up only 16 percent of its GDP. This needs this to increase if the country is to find jobs for its huge population. Yet on the back of strong domestic demand, global car indian manufacturers have flocked to India and are helping to make the sector globally competitive -- particularly in small cars. Capacity is expected to increase from 4.8 million units in 2010 to 12 million in 2018 according to Rothschild. India is set to become the third-largest auto maker in the world and could become a major exporter.Small cars make up 70 percent of the domestic market. And although Tata and Mahindra provide strong local competition, foreigners are dominant.Indian manufacturers Foreign direct investment (FDI) into the automotive industry increased by 48 percent to $7.4 billion in 2011, according to Ernst & Young. Suzuki alone has a 45 percent share.Indian manufacturers With no caps on FDI, new entrants are spurring competition. Indian manufacturersAnd in contrast to recent policies on retail, state governments have been welcoming. Clusters are being created in the south and west of India where states such as Tamil Nadu and Gujarat offer cheap land to attract investment.But it's not just the domestic market that is fuelling growth. Exports already make up 15 percent of output,Indian manufacturers and many firms have ambitions to develop the international angles. Hyundai uses India as the global source point of all their small cars. Last year it exported 247,000 cars from India -- almost double the 2007 figure. Indian manufacturersFord is stepping up export of Indian cars to over 50 countries. And Toyota's says it plans to export cars to South Africa in March 2012, the first time it will ship Indian-made cars overseas. Infrastructure bottlenecks, skills shortages and slow-moving bureaucracy pose big challenges to Indian Manufacturers development. But as labour cost in China rise, India has an opportunity to win market share. In autos, it may have found a formula that can be replicated. Overseas investment in India rose for the first time in three years in 2011, Ernst & Young reported on January 29.Foreign direct investment rose 13 percent to $50.81 billion in the first 11 months of 2011 from a year earlier, according to the EY report. The total number of projects rose 25 percent to 864. Automakers led the way, increasing spending by 46 percent. India is set to become the third largest automotive maker in the world by 2015 according to a report by Rothschild, the investment bank, in December 2011. Ford plans to invest $142 million in its 200,000 vehicles-a-year plant in Chennai the company announced this month. |
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Indian manufacturers sector makes up only 16 percent of its GDP. This needs this to increase if the country is to find jobs for its huge population. Yet on the back of strong domestic demand, global car indian manufacturers have flocked to India and are helping to make the sector globally competitive -- particularly in small cars. Capacity is expected to increase from 4.8 million units in 2010 to 12 million in 2018 according to Rothschild. India is set to become the third-largest auto maker in the world and could become a major exporter.Small cars make up 70 percent of the domestic market. And although Tata and Mahindra provide strong local competition, foreigners are dominant.Indian manufacturers Foreign direct investment (FDI) into the automotive industry increased by 48 percent to $7.4 billion in 2011, according to Ernst & Young. Suzuki alone has a 45 percent share.Indian manufacturers With no caps on FDI, new entrants are spurring competition. Indian manufacturersAnd in contrast to recent policies on retail, state governments have been welcoming. Clusters are being created in the south and west of India where states such as Tamil Nadu and Gujarat offer cheap land to attract investment.But it's not just the domestic market that is fuelling growth. Exports already make up 15 percent of output,Indian manufacturers and many firms have ambitions to develop the international angles. Hyundai uses India as the global source point of all their small cars. Last year it exported 247,000 cars from India -- almost double the 2007 figure. Indian manufacturersFord is stepping up export of Indian cars to over 50 countries. And Toyota's says it plans to export cars to South Africa in March 2012, the first time it will ship Indian-made cars overseas. Infrastructure bottlenecks, skills shortages and slow-moving bureaucracy pose big challenges to Indian Manufacturers development. But as labour cost in China rise, India has an opportunity to win market share. In autos, it may have found a formula that can be replicated. Overseas investment in India rose for the first time in three years in 2011, Ernst & Young reported on January 29.Foreign direct investment rose 13 percent to $50.81 billion in the first 11 months of 2011 from a year earlier, according to the EY report. The total number of projects rose 25 percent to 864. Automakers led the way, increasing spending by 46 percent. India is set to become the third largest automotive maker in the world by 2015 according to a report by Rothschild, the investment bank, in December 2011. Ford plans to invest $142 million in its 200,000 vehicles-a-year plant in Chennai the company announced this month. |
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The clothing industry in India dwells an important pace in the economy of country and supplies substantially to earnings of export. The clothing industry is a second largest provider of employment in India after agriculture. Clothing makes up around 17% of entire exports. It is also a matter of pride for the clothing export industry as the highest net earner for foreign exchange for developing countries (Rudolf M, 2011; Goyal S K, Hashim S R, Murthy M R and Ranganathan K V K, 2009). The clothing industry also offers straight employment to almost 36 billion employees considering a significant amount from the socially excluded class people. The developments which takes place in international trade with the new formation of blocks of trading and the reduction of Multi-Fiber Arrangement within a decade the clothing industry will have to adapt itself so that the prominent position that it has in Indian economy continues to be maintained (Tarlo E, 1996). The clothing industry accounts for 7% of world exports. In the last 10 years there has been a vast growth in the textile industry. Today clothing industry is considered to be the major export earners by gaining $4.5 billion. Experts estimate that India has the potential of exporting $9 billion worth of clothing by the year 2002. Other than clothing industry, agriculture clothing is the only firm which has independent and separate agreement which was negotiated multilaterally under the World Trade Organization aegis. The international trade in clothing has converted necessarily resulting to the phase out of the MFA (Multi-fiber Arrangement) and with quota free trade. At http://www.way2trading.com/present the contribution of the clothing industry to Gross Domestic Product is about 4%. The taking part of clothing to incompetence earning of export s about 38% and it gains less than 2% to the incompetence bill of imports of the country (Krugman, 2007; Cooklin G, Hayes S G and McLoughlin J J, 2006). In clothing industry the world trade has developed 58 times between 1995 and 1996, whereas the exports of India has developed only by 18 times in the same period of time i.e. strengthening the reduction of share of clothing exports in India in the global trade sector (Niosi , 1991)http://www.way2trading.com/. Clothing is the major heart of development in thehttp://www.way2trading.com/ textile industry sector in the upcoming future. Given that the developed countries are likely to remain deficit countries and developing ones are where textile and clothing would be overflowing it is of paramount importance for the developing countries to ensure a meaningful market access to the developed country markets. In the last half decades the textile imports have developed widely is a known fact. The textiles growth rate into India was swifter before World Trade Organization came into occurrence than after the commitments of India to slow down their tariffs of import which come into effect. |
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