Trade policy refers to the regulations and agreements that govern international trade. It shapes how countries exchange goods and services. Effective trade policy can boost economic growth. It can also protect local industries. In India, trade policy has evolved significantly since independence. It aims to balance global competitiveness with domestic needs. Understanding trade policy is crucial for businesses and consumers alike.
In global trade debates, “dumping” is often dismissed as a red herring: after all, goods enter a country because domestic laws allow imports and buyers exist. Yet dumping...
For decades after liberalisation, India’s trade policy was designed around growth, competitiveness, and access to global markets. Social objectives — including gender inclusion — were largely addressed through...
A year marked by volatile and selective use of trade policy instruments has reshaped the global trade landscape. The return of unilateralism, the weakening of multilateral institutions, and...
Recent changes in global trade dynamics have prompted India to reassess its trade policy. With Asian nations making important gains in capturing investment and export opportunities, India is...
