Dev Manish Thakur Anil Kumar (3 results)

Condition: New. pp. xxvi + 370.

Condition: New. pp. xxxiv + 414.

Contents Preface Introduction 1 Integration of the economies of North-East India especially Assam and Bhutan through liberal border trade an optimistic viewSuranjan Sarma 2 Globalization and international tradeC Sundarapandian 3 Micro small and medium enterprises under the present globalised regime the Indian scenarioRPL Jain 4 Foreign direct investment in South Asia Association of regional cooperation regionDinesh Kumar 5 Globalization and economic development in IndiaA Kasirajan and Pappu Yati 6 Regional cooperation among the SAARC countries a countervailing force to meet the global financial crisisM Sundara Rao and P Srinivasa Rao 7 Trade among SAARC nations policy co-ordination and development optionsG Satyanarayana and P Ramu 8 Impact of globalization on international trade with special reference to IndiaKhandare VB 9 Globalization international trade and the WTO a case study of Indias trade in servicesShahina Perween 10 South-South cooperation and India scope and problemsRamanuj Sharma and Usha Mani Kumari 11 GATS mode 4 an opportunity and a challenge for IndiaRicha Singh 12 SAARC trade relations a spirit of friendship but what about PakistanJitendra J Ahirrao and Shankar Ambhore 13 Globalization and international tradeM Kalyani 14 Regional integration a strategy for trade and economic development in South AsiaSudha Ranjan Singh and Ajit Kumar 15 Globalization and international tradeA Rajendran 16 Economics of regional and multilateral tradeCE Shanmugasundaram 17 Trade among SAARC countriesCE Shanmugasundaram 18 Economic integration among nations and regional blocs through tradeK Saravanan 19 Globalization and international tradeM Karthikeyan 20 Indias trade relations with ASEANNeema Malhotra and Deepika 21 Multilateral trading system through regionalismDeepak Jain and Pratibha Mishra 22 Growth and export potential of Indian spicesS Ganesan and R Rajanbabu 23 Indias export performance during globalisation eraPardeep Kumar 24 Prospects and challenges of trade among SAARC countries an overviewKumari Manju 25 FDI and regional economic integration in SAARC region problems and prospectsNasim Ansari and Tamanna Khan 26 International trade and WTOS Sendil Kumar and D Ramesh 27 Multilateral institutions and international trade a fresh lookRU Singh and Sangeeta 28 Globalization and international trade in sports goods an Indian prospectHina Nisar S Khurram Nisar and Md Tarique Index International Trade is regarded as an engine of growth It paves the ways for the flow of goods and services The free flow of goods and services along with  the capital and labour opens the new vistas of growth and development Multilateralism and regionalism are the twin routes of international trade through which various countries of the world try to maximize the advantages of international trade and thereby enhance the growth of their economyThere was a consensus among the key players of the world economy for the creation of International Bank for reconstruction and development IBRD International Monetary Fund IMF and International Trade Organization ITO Out of these three IBRD and IMF established in mid of 1960 but ITO could not be formed because some of the developed countries were not agreed upon to liberalize their protectionist policies However GATT a loose organization was established in 1948 and that paved the way for multilateralism Finally the establishment of WTO in 1995 created a solid ground upon which the multilateralism grow with leaps and bounces The book is expected to encourage discussions and research on the matter and will be useful for the students researchers and the academia jacket 370 pp.