Titlebook: India-Pakistan Trade Normalisation; The Unfinished Econo Nisha Taneja,Isha Dayal Book 2017 Indian Council for Research on International Eco

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,Emerging Issues in India–Pakistan Trade: An Introduction,les a new set of studies that delve into the unfinished India–Pakistan Trade normalization agenda while discussing the steps that must be undertaken for taking the bilateral engagement forward. The unfinished agenda largely includes impediments such as the negative list and sensitive list of items w

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Agricultural Trade Between India and Pakistan: Status and Potential,ade. It examines the bilateral agriculture trade before and after the implementation of SAFTA. The study also analyzes the comparative advantage and complementarities in agricultural trade between the two countries. Despite the advantage of proximity, India and Pakistan did not trade much until the

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Exploring the Trade in Textiles and Clothing Between India and Pakistan,gest share in trade between India and Pakistan chiefly because of the similarities in culture and the importance of the sector in their economies. However, the current level of bilateral trade in textile and clothing at USD 722 million is dismal as compared to the trade potential of USD 2.10 billion

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Assessing the Future of Trade in the Automobile Sector Between India and Pakistan: Implications of jority of auto components are in Pakistan’s negative list. Based on both quantitative and qualitative analyses, the paper concludes that India will compete mostly with South-East Asian countries in the Pakistani market, Indian exports will substitute imports from Japan, Thailand and China, and India

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,India–Pakistan Trade: Perspectives from the Automobile Sector in Pakistan,igher prices, low safety and quality standards, and lack of innovation in this sector. The deletion programme, which was to result in indigenization of final output, has also failed to deliver expected results. The market structure of this sector, particularly in the case of cars, is narrow with onl

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,India–Pakistan Trade: An Analysis of the Pharmaceutical Sector,eutical sector is crucial to health issues in developing economies and would be an ideal segment to focus on in improving trade relations between the two countries. Here, an empirical and theoretical analysis of India–Pakistan trade using some statistical indicators reveals low levels of current tra

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,India–Pakistan Trade: A Case Study of the Pharmaceutical Sector,We explain the comparative advantages of both countries at a disaggregated level, followed by a qualitative analysis of various perceptions and experiences of Pakistan’s pharmaceutical manufacturers with respect to trade with India. We find that a gradual opening up of pharmaceutical trade with Indi

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