Examining the drivers of india’s trade deficit: An ardl bounds and causality approach

Manu, K S; Kalra, Rameesha; Nayak, Surekha

doi:10.5958/0976-173x.2020.00006.8

IIMS Jrnl. Mgmt. Sci.

2020

DOI: 10.5958/0976-173x.2020.00006.8

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Examining the drivers of india’s trade deficit: An ardl bounds and causality approach

K S Manu¹,

Rameesha Kalra²,

Surekha Nayak³

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Globalisation and its impact on performance: an empirical study on selected firms using multimethod approach

Garg,

Sushil

2024

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PurposeGlobalisation has benefitted both developed and emerging markets. However, few recent studies have pointed out that globalisation has failed to deliver promising results. This research aims to examine the impact of globalisation on different performance aspects of an emerging market like India.Design/methodology/approachWe examined the impact of globalisation on different performance aspects of a country at the national, industry and firm levels. We have defined the performance dimensions for country-level analysis as GDP and unemployment. We have defined the performance dimensions as profitability for industry and firm-level analysis. The effects of globalisation on the critical economic performance aspects in the Indian setting are covered in the first part. In the second part, we used the panel regression approach to evaluate the impact of overseas revenue on the employability and profitability of select Indian auto firms. We have chosen the auto industry for industry analysis because of its extensive integration with other production fields. In the third section, we discussed how globalisation has improved the profitability of two Indian car companies.FindingsThis study finds that globalisation has benefitted nearly every aspect of the Indian economy's performance. India has gained from national, industry and firm globalisation.Originality/valueThis study is the first of its kind to examine the impact of globalisation on a country's performance across different levels, including national, industry and firm levels. We have studied the Indian context to develop a theory that globalisation still benefits emerging markets.

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Globalisation and its impact on performance: an empirical study on selected firms using multimethod approach

Garg,

Sushil

2024

BIJ

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Globalisation and its impact on performance: an empirical study on selected firms using multimethod approach

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