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11/12/2019 - Indian Economy

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December 11, 2019

To be competitive in global trade and for better economic revival, India has to regulate imports from China optimally without affecting bilateral relations. Analyse (200 Words)

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Chinna 5 years

Kindly review...thank you...

IAS Parliament 5 years

Good attempt. Keep writing.

IAS Parliament 5 years

KEY POINTS

·        Imports from China have curbed capacity creation and utilisation. This malaise must be addressed for economic revival

·        China is now the proponent of free trade and globalisation at Davos. The OBOR and the RCEP are being promoted by China, which is on its way to becoming a superpower.

·        It is useful to have a larger historical perspective, as India confronts a critical juncture. In the run-up to the RCEP negotiations, hardly any producer group in India saw benefits from joining the RCEP.

·        They only saw adverse consequences and asked for carve-outs and protection. The experience of India’s FTAs with Asian countries has shown that the Indian industry has not experienced the anticipated gains.

·        Growing imports of consumer goods, thermal power plants — and now solar panels and exports of primary products like iron ore and cotton — constitute India’s trade with China. All that is imported was being made, and can be made in India.

·        The logic of free trade is for India’s growing demand to be met by China’s excess capacity and India’s inefficient, non-competitive capacities to close down without need for creation of new capacity.

·        India needs to take a hard look at its choices. Creating global competitiveness and doing all that it takes to do so, including abandoning conventional ways of thinking, cannot be delayed.

 

 

 

Abhilasha 5 years

Please review.

IAS Parliament 5 years

Try to include about intention of RCEP and OBOR and link the existing trade deficit between India and China with India's Foreign Trade policy. Keep Writing.

Prajna Dwivedi 5 years

You can shorten the points also you can put bullets or dots before starting..so that it looks clear. Hope i pointed out the right things...

Shivangi 5 years

Please review.

IAS Parliament 5 years

Good attempt. Try to link with important features of Foreign trade policy 2015-20. Keep Writing.

DHARU 5 years

Kindly review!!

IAS Parliament 5 years

Good attempt.Keep Writing.