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Title: An Analysis of India'S Foreisn Trade
Authors: Reshmi R. Prasad
Keywords: Indian Economy
Foreign trade. International trade
Export
Import
Economic development
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Journal of Accounting and Finance
Abstract: During the period from 1947 to 1991,the Indian Economy was a mixed economy combining the features o f both Capitalism and Socialism A s a result the econom y became an inward looking and import substituting economy and failed to take advantage o f the post war expansion of trade .Later in 1991,India adopted liberal and free market principles and liberalized its economy to international trade .Being a vehicle fo r econom ic development and g row th ,international trade gained importance day by day .With the form ulation o f WTO and the advent o f globalization ,the whole world became a single market .The global economic outlook is a major determinant o f the export performance of any company.
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