Governance
Evaluating Economic and Administrative Linkages in Determining Firm’s Location Choice in Hajipur (Bihar)
31 December, 2018
- IGC Research on India
The purpose of this project is to understand the rationales of firms’ location choice in which complex decision making mechanisms are manifested by various factors. This project attempts to understand increase in the number of RMS by examining the location choice of RMS based on a case study of Hajipur, particularly in the context of economic and administrative linkages to Patna. The main hypothesis is that good governance, in the form of effective economic and administrative linkages are a significant factor in determining firms’ location and expansion.
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