Basic Need Potential  Climate  Topography  Natural Resources  Foreign Trade and Investment.

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Basic Need Potential  Climate  Topography  Natural Resources  Foreign Trade and Investment

Financial and Economic Forces  Trends in Inflation  Exchange Rates  Interest Rates

Financial and Economic Forces  Market Indicators Market Size Market Growth Rate

Political and Legal Forces  Entry Barriers Import Restrictions  Profit Remittance Barriers

Political and Legal Forces  Policy Stability Political Climate Stable Government?

Cultural Forces  Regionalism  Religion  Language  Caste

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References  Central Intelligence Agency. (2008). The World Factbook; India. Retrieved from, factbook/geos/in.html factbook/geos/in.html  _inflation.php _inflation.php  MSN.com (April 27 th 2008). Currency Rates. Retrieved from, angerates.aspx?selRegion=1&selCurrency=1

References   Incerdible India. (2008). Retrieved , from, sp?pageid=391 sp?pageid=391   TradeStats Express™ - National Trade Data. (2007). India. Retrieved from, eURL=sb1awdy2gycljaasjzvj3kv