Has India's business climate for domestic and foreign companies worsened in UPA II regime?

Big-ticket reforms such as liberalizing of multi-brand retail FDI, General Sales Tax, and infrastructure bottlenecks have dampened domestic and foreign investor sentiment - leading to outflow of FII money. At the same time, the UPA II government finds itself largely without a strong leader at the Centre. Over the last couple of years, has it become difficult to do business in India?

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NARAYANAN SIVARAMAN | Jul 17, 2012

Yes ,The investment climate in the country is not good since 2G scam broke out. With corruption everywere people afraid to invest in the country fearing for their..

Jaipal Anand | Jul 16, 2012

Very much....I am not sure about foreign market but Indian business is largely affected. Rising prizes have brought down the profit margins in this tough..

Shiv Prakash | Jul 16, 2012

This perception is gaining strength. Neither the domestic nor the foreign firms are showing aggressiveness to invest in India.

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Damini Dawar | Jul 16, 2012

It will easy to rain brickbats on the UPA II government. It's not as if Manmohan Singh and his cabinet were sitting on their backsides for all this while. Important..

Nitish Triglota | Jul 16, 2012

As the US president has also claimed that investment climate in India is bad, so there is no second thinking that business climate hasn't worsened during this..

Nitish Triglota | Jul 16, 2012

As the US president has also claimed that investment climate in India is bad, so there is no second thinking that business climate hasn't worsened during this..

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