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Overview of India' Export Performance: Trends and Drivers

Shameek Mukherjee and Shahana Mukherjee
2012
Working Paper No
363
Body

Exports have played an increasingly important role in India's economic growth in the last two decades. This paper analyses the performance of India's exports and the various economic factors which have contributed to its growth. Since manufactured exports comprise a significant share of India's aggregate (merchandise) exports, the paper also provides an overview of the export performance of three important commodities; namely, gems and jewelry, cotton and electronic goods and concludes with key policy changes which could have a bearing on the current trends seen in these sectors.

Key words
export performance, manufacturing sector, export competitiveness, trade policy reforms
WP_No._363.pdf (808.31 KB)

Overview of India' Export Performance: Trends and Drivers

Author(s) Name: Shameek Mukherjee and Shahana Mukherjee, 2012
Working Paper No : 363
Abstract:

Exports have played an increasingly important role in India's economic growth in the last two decades. This paper analyses the performance of India's exports and the various economic factors which have contributed to its growth. Since manufactured exports comprise a significant share of India's aggregate (merchandise) exports, the paper also provides an overview of the export performance of three important commodities; namely, gems and jewelry, cotton and electronic goods and concludes with key policy changes which could have a bearing on the current trends seen in these sectors.

Keywords: export performance, manufacturing sector, export competitiveness, trade policy reforms
WP_No._363.pdf (808.31 KB)