tailieunhanh - A study on growth in investment of agro-processing units in Karnataka, India

It was found that growth performance of agro-processing industries in Karnataka was unsatisfactory when compared with its other states. It is found that 48 per cent of the household expenditure in India is on food items and the demand for processed/convenience food is constantly increasing. With relatively cheaper labour, low cost of production, base for domestic and export markets could be set up. Processed products like packed polished wheat (atta) has widened the market, attracting multinationals like HALL and Pilsbury (a joint venture with Godrej). “Ready to eat” food and snacks are also slowly picking up. Agro-processing can be grouped as food processing and other agro processing like cotton, jute, etc. Currently, agro-processing industry is concentrated in the unorganized sector with low science and technology and little or no standardization and grading. Agro processing could be defined as set of techno-economic activities carried out for conservation and handling of agricultural produce and to make it usable as food, feed, fibre, fuel or industrial raw material. Compound annual growth rate was employed to arrive with the meaningful results. When compared to other industries in the third phase of 2011 to 2018, agro processing industries has got a considerable growth which signified the importance of agro processing industries. Therefore it has great scope for development in the state. Hence, it must be promoted extensively. Existing investment in this sector are found facing many problems which affect their operation. | A study on growth in investment of agro-processing units in Karnataka, India

• Nông nghiệp
• Agro processing
• Compound annual growth rate
• Exponential growth
• Agro processing units
• Growth in investment
• Economic growth
• Domestic investment
• Foreign direct investment
• Long term economic growth
• Promoting economic growth
• Public investment
• Private investment
• Evidence from Vietnam
• Public investment on private investment
• Unequal regional investment
• Equal regional economic growth
• Regional growth
• The model formulated
• The model for investment and growth
• Private domestic investment
• Public private partnership investment
• Investment decisions
• Investment decision
• Economics for investment decision
• Fiscal policy
• Business cycles
• Enterprises' investment decision
• Industrial parks in Vietnam
• Investment decision of enterprises
• Investment capital of enterprises
• Economic growth rate
• Vietnam's economic development
• Gross domestic investment
• Exchange rate in Vietnam
• Economic growth in Vietnam
• GMM Arellano Bond
• Provinces in Vietnam
• Growth relationship in Vietnam
• Electricity power
• Economic growth in Nigeria
• Electricity power supply
• Economic growth of Dong Nai
• Appealing to more FDI
• Promote economic restructuring
• Social sciences
• Direct foreign investment
• Economic growth in Republic
• External factors
• Local governance quality
• State investment
• ASEAN countries
• Trade Openness
• Investment fables
• High dividend stocks
• The low price earnings story
• Less than book value
• Stable earnings
• Better investment
• The growth story
• Energy consumption
• Granger causality
• Growth rates of FDI
• Local governance
• Sys GMM estimation
• Vietnamese provinces
• VAR model
• FDI stimulates export
• Important prerequisites
• Cointegration approach
• Terms of cointegration
• Cointegration for the case of Tunisia
• Domestic capital
• Crucial resources
• Socioeconomic growth
• Developing economies
• Firm investment
• Stock market liquidity
• Listed enterprise
• Growth opportunities
• FDI and growth in Vietnam
• A critical survey
• Growth in Vietnam
• Causal relationship
• Trade balance
• Exchange rate variables
• Investment philosophies
• Value investing
• The allure of growth
• Growth investing
• The essence of arbitrage
• The impossible dream
• Timing the market
• Aggregate output