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  • Capital Liberalization and Fall of East-Asian Economies 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Man & Development, 1999-09)
    The main factors identified for the collapse of East-Asian economies were capital liberalization, deregulation of the control of the domestic financial systems, vast international inflows of financial assets, and the deep ...
  • East Asian Financial Crisis: Alternative Approaches 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Prajnan, 2000)
    East Aaian economies were considered as "miracle economies" because of their sustained high rate of economic growth during the last two decades. In 1997 these economies suffered financial crisis due to several reasons. An ...
  • Financial Crises of Latin America and East Asia: A Comparison 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Man & Development, 2002-06)
    There are similarities and differences between the Latin American and East Asian Crises. The economies of the regions had displayed a robust performance before the crisis. There were massive foreign capital inflows in both ...
  • Foreign Direct Investment in ASEAN Economies 
    Bhatt, P.R. (NIBM Pune, 2001)
    The ASEAN region has become one of the attractive investment locations in the developing world and attracted a sizeable FDI during 1987-94. There was a spurt in the growth of global FDI flows during 1985-95. The FDI inflows ...
  • India's Trade Competitiveness and Exchange Rate Policy 
    Bhatt, P.R. (The Journal of Applied Economic Research, 2008)
    There is a general view that the export performance of India is unsatisfactory because of its low competitiveness, but no systematic attempt has been made to validate this view. India needs a 12 per cent compound annual ...
  • India-ASEAN Investment Flows: Policies and Trends 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Foreign Trade Review, 2000)
    The Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) was created in 1967 through the Bangkok Declaration. It is a group of ten nations, viz. Brunei, Cambodia, Indonasia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, ...
  • Internationalisation and Innovation: A Case Study of Nokia. 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Calimage, 2001)
  • Is FDI Led Exports in New Zealand? 
    Bhatt, P.R. (National Institute of Bank Management, 2011-01)
    The objectives of the paper are to study foreign trade and investment dimensions of New Zealand in comparison with its competitors such as Australia, China, India, Japan and Republic ofKorea and to study the rote of FDI ...
  • Market Innovative Strategy: A Case of LG Electronics 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Vision: The Journal of Business Perspective, 2003-12)
    LG Electronics (LGE) is the third in the rank of three largest chaebols after Hyndai and Samsung in South Korea. LGE has got more than 70 subsidiaries in 40 countries. The thrust of LGE was on home appliances. PC related ...
  • Strategy for Customisation: A Case of Nokia 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Asia Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi., 2005-06)
    Nokia is a global leader of mobile communication. It owned 38% of teh world mobile handset in 2003. Its strategy was to take competitive advantage through customisation, collaboration, globalisation and innovations. Nokia ...
  • Trade and Investment Flows in SAARC Region 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Man & Development, 2001-09)
  • Trade Competitiveness in ASEAN 
    Bhatt, P.R. (Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, 2007-05-19)