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GROUP-4
• Cherry Agarwal
• Deepali Kumari
• Karishma Manohar
• Lakshminarayan M
• Rahul Palrecha
• Ramya S
• Ritika Singh
• Sikandar
• Sujata Phukan
• Vikender Singh
Emergence of India in
the global trade scene
International trade
• It’s the exchange of goods & services across
national borders. In most countries, it
represents a significant part of GDP.
• Its economic, social & political importance
have increased in recent centuries, mainly
because of Industrialization, advanced
transportation, globalization, multinational
corporations & outsourcing.
HOW TO INCREASE GLOBAL TRADE
• Joint Venture
600
500
400
N o. of Deals
300 Amount (USD million)
200
100
0
2006 2007
India’s Direct Investment Abroad
Source: RBI
Data on Overseas Direct Investments
S.no. Country Outflow 2006-2007
(In US$ Million)
1. US 313.379
2 Canada 397.772
3 China 3.176
4 Netherlands 1005.518
5 Czech Republic 26.008
6 Italy 7.104
7 Germany 22.858
8 France 0.693
9 Portugal 0
10 Poland 0.454
11 Hungary 0
Graphical representation of Indian
outbound deals since 2000.
INDIA’S FOREIGN TRADE POLICY 2009-14
• All 15 major
• Largest producer of
climates in the
milk
world exist in India
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Supported by a committed government in
improving the food trade and providing a
conducive atmosphere for agriculture, India is a
net exporter of agricultural products. …
India’s Position in Global Trade
• India stands a distant 21st for the year 2007, with a 1.4%
share in the global trade.
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INDIA TRADE PERFORMANCE
• BOTH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS HAVE GROWTH
CONSIDERABLY
• EXPECT FOR TWO YEARS (1972-1973) IN ALL
THA YEARS SINCE 1951 IMPORTS WERE
LARGER THAN EXPORTS
• THE EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF INDIA WAS
VERY POOR IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER
COUNTRIES IN GENERAL
HIGHLIGHTS OF INDIA’S TRADE
PERFORMANCE
• The share of India in the total world exports fell from about 2% in
1950 to 0.4% in 1980. since the mid eighties there has, however
been some improvements
• India was 13th largest exporter in 1950 ,but there are more than 2
dozen countries above India now.
• The terms of trade has, on the whole been favorable to India (there
was a deterioration for several years due to the oil price hike, and in
some years prior to that and after that)
INDIA’S export target
IMPORTS
2009-2010 22449 106605
2010-2011 29679 141894
%Growth 2010-2011/ 2009-2010 32.2 33.1
TRADE BALANCE
2009-2010 -8862 -40279
2010-2011 -13035 -56620
INDIA TRADE: EXPORTS