Chandan Kumar

Indian Institute of Technology Patna | IIT Patna · Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

Abstract: This study explores the growing complexity and controversies in agri- trade between India and Australia. India being one of the leading consumer markets offers unique trade opportunities for Australia and Australia being one of the most advanced economies offers many agri- trade prospects for India. This study provides empirical evidence...

Commitment of South Asian Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) from South Asian Preferential Trading Agreement (SAPTA) for trade liberalisation was one of the hopes in South Asia. This article highlights untapped trade potential in agro-trade between India and its trading partners in South Asia through Trade Potential Index (TPI). This article evaluates po...

India and Africa have experienced the rapid expansion of bilateral trade during the last two decades. The India–Africa trade is understudied in general and in the agriculture sector. Very few considerable efforts have been made to study the agro-trade restrictions between both the economies. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to empirically id...

Agricultural trade is becoming more important today due to its multi-dimensional importance. Technical standards such as sanitary and phyto-sanitary (SPS) measures impose barriers to agricultural-trade. In some cases SPS measures are also advantageous for countries from the point of protection of plant, animal and human health. Against this backdro...

The table gives an illustration of all the dispute cases of different agro-products registered at the Dispute Settlement Body of the WTO.

This presentation gives a snapshot of mainly three issues: Firstly, How global agricultural trade has changed over the period 1990 to 2014 among different countries. Secondly, What is the present trend of NTMs in agriculture and thirdly why do restrictions prevail in agriculture?

FDI is viewed as a catalyst to economic growth and has accelerated sharply in China and India. China has succeeded in taking full advantage of FDI than India. Both nations are regarded as most favorable competitors in attracting higher foreign investment in the present scenario. China adopted a manufacturing-led growth strategy and India adopted se...

Abstract: Agribusiness is a business related with farming. This includes production, marketing and distribution of agricultural and agro-based products. FDI has opened new dimensions for foreign retailers in agri-business. In India, FDI is banned in agriculture, excluding floriculture, horticulture, development of seeds, animal husbandry, piscicult...

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