Donatello
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India is one of the fastest growing major economies with large amount of investments but red tape and some other issues will never go from India.
South Korean company Posco wanted to set up one of the largest steel plant with more than $ 12 billion investment, which would have been the largest FDI in India as well but thanks to various issues like resistance from few locals, activists and environmental issues, the project is on the verge of cancellation!
Large MNC projects are easier to set up because, they involve talking with high level government people, like the President, PM etc.
They don't walk into banks and government offices. The government/banks come to them.
The article is about general business, for example if you had to set up a software firm, how easy would it be to get a loan, business license approved, utilities for business approved, costs, logistics, import customs etc.
Big firms have no trouble setting up, and that is not what article is referring to.
Do you really think, any country in the world would want to create hurdles for a 12 billion dollar investment, the one you mentioned?