India and China: Distinct Paths to Global Businesses

Klaus Meyer

Management and Organization Review, 2022, vol. 18, issue 6, 1235-1241

Abstract: The ‘rivalry’ between India and China on the global stage is much ado about nothing. India and China both have huge potential to play a bigger role in global business than they do today. Both countries have experienced major growth domestically, which is not yet matched by their role in global business. MNEs from the two countries have been internationalizing along very different pathways, with few overlaps. Their ability to realize their potential depends on policies and institutions as well as entrepreneurial business leadership in their own country. Their future internationalization depends only to a small degree on the other of the two countries

Date: 2022
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