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Running head: GBCA: INDIA 1

GBCA India 2

Global Business Cultural Analysis: India

Abstract

Introduction

The Major Elements and Dimensions of Culture in India

Family

The importance of family.

Gender role within the family.

1.1.3 The family business.

Education

Opportunities and challenges.

Quality of higher education.

The effect of globalization on education.

Growth

Moving into the 21st Century

Social and cultural change.

2. The Integration of Cultural Elements and Dimensions by Locals Conducting Business in India

2.1 Family owned business.

2.2 Customs and courtesies

2.2.1 Impact of religion.

2.2.2 Gender roles in the workplace.

2.3 Social Status

2.3.1 Rich and poor status

3. Culture and Business Practices of India Differing from Those of the United States

3.1 Language

3.2 Business Conduct

3.2.1 Business dress.

3.2.2 Business meetings

3.3 Modern Global Business Practice

3.3.1 Taxes

3.3.2 Government regulations

3.3.3 Wages

3.4 GLOBE

4. Implications for US Businesses Considering Operations Located in India

4.1 Growth of Foreign Investment

4.1.1 Franchise Opportunities

4.1.2 Retail Marketing

4.2 Technological advances

4.2.1 E-Governance

4.2.2 Internet use

4.3 Real Estate

5. FDI Analysis

5.1 Foreign Trade Policy

5.2 Economic growth

5.3 Investments

5.3.1 Joint ventures

5.3.2 Investment capital

5.4 Amendments to Governing Laws.

5.4.1 World Trade

6. Accommodations and Adaptations

6.1 Job opportunity

6.1.1 Rural development

6.1.2 Special skills

6.2 Women in Business

6.3 Forecast in trends

6.3.1 Expansion

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