Abstract
Abstract: Cross-border investment (CBI), sometimes referred to as foreign direct investment (FDI), has been a major contributor to India's economic expansion. India has emerged as one of the world's most alluring locations for foreign direct investment in recent years. India has a sizable and expanding domestic market, a highly skilled labour population, and an inviting investment environment, among other reasons for this. The influence of the CBI on India's growth and development between 2019–20 and 2021–22 is evaluated in this research study. The study looks at FDI inflow trends, the most popular industries for FDI, and the effects of CBI on a range of economic metrics, including GDP growth, inflation, and employment. The study concludes that between 2019–20 and 2021–2022, FDI inflows to India grew dramatically. Manufacturing, infrastructure, and services were the main industries that drew foreign direct investment. India's GDP growth, inflation, and employment all benefited from the CBI. The study comes to the conclusion that CBI is essential to India's capacity to continue developing its economy. India's government ought to keep enacting laws that draw in and keep international capital.
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