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The first is pib giving govt explanation. The you tube video is Professor Gulati's explanation, highlighting the policy mistake.

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The paper was on predictable lines but lengthy

Ans28.) Net fdi in India has fallen from $23 billion in 2023 to 0.8 billion in 2024, recovering to above 5 billion in last two financial years. Net fdi is gross fdi - repatriation of profit by foreign firms and outflow of investment by Indian firms. It has fallen due to - Tight global liquidity conditions have forced foreign firms to repatriate more profit as they needed liquidity - Uncertainty of global markets played a role in seeking safer markets. - Higher return on dollar denominated assets. - Indian market was giving higher return value on investment in start ups so with IPO of those start ups the foreign investors booked their profit. - Poor profit earning by firms also played a role in retraction. However the confidence in Indian economy is high as seen by record inflow of gross fdi which has increased from $71 billion in 2024 to 94 billion by 2026. Ti assure better inflow of Fdi, policy should focus on - Better ease of doing business at state government level. - Improved infrastructure support to create cluster based manufacturing - Development of new urban infrastructure and industrial township - Promoting procedural ease in getting permission - Input market reforms at a faster pace. Thus it will help in keeping productivity high and macro economy stable along with stable currency value.