MNC

2. PRESENTATION OF INDIAN
MNC
Submit by :
Reeshabh
Mohit
Akash
Parth
Submit To:
Maulik Sir

3. INDEX
 INTRODUCTION.
 DEFINATION.
 FEATURE.
 ADVANTAGE.
 DISADVANTAGE.
 CONCLUSION.

4. INTRODUCTION
 These corporations originated early in the
20th century and expanded after World
War II.
 A multinational corporation developed
new products in its native country and
manufactured them abroad.
 Almost all the earliest and largest
multinational firms were either American,
Japanese, or West European.

5. DEFINITION
 According to Franklin Root (1994), an
MNC is a parent company that:
 engages in foreign production through its
affiliates located in several countries,
 exercises direct control over the policies of
its affiliates,
 implements business strategies in
production, marketing, finance and staffing
that transcend national boundaries.

6. MNC IN INDIA

7. Feature
 Very large and organizational complex.
 Home country.
 Historical origins.
 Motives for oversea expansion.
 Economic impact.

8. ADVANTAGE OF MNC

9. DISADVANTAGE OF MNC
 Trade restrictions imposed at the government-level
 Limited quantities (quotas) of imports.
 No surety for profit.
 Technological problems creates unemployment.
 Slow down in the growth of employment in home
countries.
 Destroy competition and acquire monopoly.

10. Why is India attracting the
MNCs?
 Fastest growing economy.
 Huge market.
 Good FDI policy.

11. CONCLUSION
 MNCs is like “KABHI KHUSI KABHI
GUM” means it is beneficial for India
and its also give disadvantages to India.
 They give us employment, growth,
development etc. but they also creates
monopoly in market thus small sectors
which exists in market getting closed.