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Foreign capital can catalyze economic growth in developing countries but can also be a vehicle for extraction. Jason Jackson shows how Indian officials have navigated this terrain, developing moral discourses and economic policies that favor firmsâ both foreign and domesticâ seen as investing in industrial transformation and societal modernization.