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Competing on equal terms: How trade agreements can reshape India’s growth model

https://img.etimg.com/thumb/msid-128375319,width-1200,height-630,imgsize-22820,overlay-etmarkets/articleshow.jpg India’s recent trade agreements mark more than incremental policy changes. They signal a strategic repositioning. India is no longer competing only on cost or capability; it is competing on market access. For a country that runs a structural current account deficit driven by energy…

Competing on equal terms: How trade agreements can reshape India’s growth model

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India mulls easing barriers between SEZs-local market to allow freer flow of goods & services

New Delhi: India is considering lowering the barriers between its multiple dedicated export zones and the domestic market to allow freer flow of goods and services, seeking to boost both exports and manufacturing. The measures are included in ongoing discussions between the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and the commerce and revenue departments on making the special economic zones (SEZs) more…

India mulls easing barriers between SEZs-local market to allow freer flow of goods & services

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Malaysia warns removal of chip tariff exemption could hurt semiconductor exports

October 14, 2025 /SemiMedia/ — Malaysia warned that removing the U.S. tariff exemption on its semiconductor exports could weaken its competitiveness and strain supply chains, according to an economic outlook report released with the 2026 national budget. In August, the U.S. imposed a 19% tariff on goods imported from Malaysia, though semiconductors and several other key items remain temporarily…

Malaysia warns removal of chip tariff exemption could hurt semiconductor exports

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India's poor export infrastructure remains a major limitation on its export competitiveness. Discuss. Enumerate some of the steps the government of India is taking to improve our export infrastructure.

India’s poor export infrastructure remains a major limitation on its export competitiveness. Discuss. Enumerate some of the steps the government of India is taking to improve our export infrastructure.

Approach

• Introduce with the need for export competitiveness

• List shortcomings in export infrastructure

• What steps were taken to improve export infrastructure

• Conclude appropriately

Model Answer :

Over the last 25 years since India’s liberalisation, its foreign trade has expanded multifold. But India’s share in World Merchandise Exports over the last few years remained at around 1.7%.…

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