In support of their argument Peng, Wang & Jiang (2008) used four cases to illustrate the absolute importance of institutions in international business. These are (1) antidumping as entry barriers, (2) competing in and out of India, (3) growing the firm in China, and (4) governing the corporation in emerging …show more content…
The government had decision to invest in higher the education and its legal and regulatory reforms had liberalized the economy and attracted much need FDI into the system. Western Firms such as GE, IBM and Microsoft have made huge investment in the country even though recent legislations in the US have banned the award of contracts to Indian firms. This therefore means that the overall performance of the Indian business process outsourcing industries will inevitably be dependent on both the local and international institutional frame …show more content…
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