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India's
Trade Relations with Japan
A.G. Leonard |
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This
book explores the in-depth trends and structure of
India's trade relations with Japan. The focus of analysis
here is on overall growth, instability, diversification
and elasticity of trade. In view of the increasing
Japanese involvement in various aspects of Indian
development, this book provides very exhaustive analysis
of the pattern of export and import between the two
countries. Bilateral trade relations have also been
studied with the help of terms of trade calculations.
Several policy implications follow from this study.
The book should prove useful to students, researchers
and policy-framers.
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Foreword
Preface
List of Tables
List of Appendices
- Introduction
- Forms of International
Cooperation
- The Indo-Japanese
Trade Relations
- Objectives
- The Analysis
- Concepts and Reviews
- Concepts of
Trade
- Review of the
Theories of Trade
- Review of Literature
- Profile of the Trading Countries
- India
- Japan
- India and
Japan- Some Contrasting Elements
- The Indo-Japanese
Trade Relations Till 1966
- Results and Discussion
- Trends
- Instability
- Diversification
- Competitiveness
- Elasticity
- Trade Policies
- Conclusion: Summary and Policy Implications
Appendices
Bibliography
Index
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Dr.
A.G. Leonard, S.J., (a member of the Society of Jesus
since 1965) started his professional career as a Lecturer
in Economics in 1976. He has been teaching and guiding
M.Phil. scholars. His current professional interests
are Environmental Economics and Econometrics.
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