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In turn, India also gains many benefits from multinationals, such as a higher level of investment, narrowing the technology gap, optimum utilization of natural resources, narrowing the currency gap and boosting the structure Economic development. But roses do not come without thorns. So there are certain drawbacks of having multinationals in a developing country such as India such as competition to SMSI, increased pollution and environmental dangers, inadequate diffusion of earnings and currency imbalance, slowness of taking Decisions and sometimes the economic crisis. But these do not outweigh the gains of having multinationals.
With just a few days to announce the 2016 Union Budget, a survey has found that young people's desire to work in new businesses has increased from 8% to 14%. While half of the respondents conveyed their intention to start their own business, a marginal estudiantes students actually had no idea how to bring the ideas forward. Therefore, most students looking for stable job opportunities would want to work with an MNC or some SME.
With just a few days to announce the 2016 Union Budget, a survey has found that young people's desire to work in new businesses has increased from 8% to 14%. While half of the respondents conveyed their intention to start their own business, a marginal estudiantes students actually had no idea how to bring the ideas forward. Therefore, most students looking for stable job opportunities would want to work with an MNC or some SME.
