Publication

20 Dec 2010

The Chinese Premier's recent visit to India emphasised on developing closer business ties with India in different areas. Several agreements were signed, including in banking and finance and green technologies. This paper argues that despite both countries deciding to increase bilateral trade and addressing the current imbalance, the latter might persist due to low competitiveness of Indian exports in the Chinese market and the Indian industry's inability to compete with Chinese imports.

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Author Amitendu Palit
Series ISAS Briefs
Issue 180
Publisher Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS)
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