India’s Global Economic Relations In 21st Century

Ishwar C. Dhingra | Category: Economics

Binding Type: Hard Binding

Book Details

ISBN: 9789386677259
YOP: 2018
Pages: 435

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Globalisation is on retreat. In wake of unanticipated fast growth in Asian hemisphere the advanced nations began to secure their pitch. These nations began to take resort to old protectionist policies and made an attempt to remove away the ladder of free Economic policies they themselves had pursued and had forced the underdeveloped world to adopt despite the strong resistance towards these policies shown by the latter.
Now when the emerging world is in a position to claim their share of pie these countries are faced with strong resistance. For an economy like India which is poised to become the fastest growing it is imperative it should formulate a comprehensive strategy to advance reserve it’s place in the international community. This book is about the changing international environment and it’s implications about policy instruments That an emerging economy like India needs to master and make use of the government. The book will be of interest to students of international economics, international polity, international studies, and international relations .
The book will also be found useful By students preparing for Civil services examinations.

1. International Relations: An Introduction
2. Global Economic Relations
3. Globalization and Economic Relations
4. Balance of Payments: Concept and Practice
5. Sources of Global Economic Relations
6. Why Money Flows Across Borders (Goods Capital Movement)
7. Capital Flows Across Nations: Benefits and Costs of Foreign Investment
8. Foreign Trade of India and Balance of Payments
9. Foreign Capital and Multinational Corporations in India
10. Indian Multinationals Overseas
11. Exchange Control in India
12. Export Financing
13. Recent Changes in Global Economic Outlook and India
14. India and International Institutions

Globalisation is on retreat. In wake of unanticipated fast growth in Asian hemisphere the advanced nations began to secure their pitch. These nations began to take resort to old protectionist policies and made an attempt to remove away the ladder of free Economic policies they themselves had pursued and had forced the underdeveloped world to adopt despite the strong resistance towards these policies shown by the latter.
Now when the emerging world is in a position to claim their share of pie these countries are faced with strong resistance. For an economy like India which is poised to become the fastest growing it is imperative it should formulate a comprehensive strategy to advance reserve it’s place in the international community. This book is about the changing international environment and it’s implications about policy instruments That an emerging economy like India needs to master and make use of the government. The book will be of interest to students of international economics, international polity, international studies, and international relations .
The book will also be found useful By students preparing for Civil services examinations.

1. International Relations: An Introduction
2. Global Economic Relations
3. Globalization and Economic Relations
4. Balance of Payments: Concept and Practice
5. Sources of Global Economic Relations
6. Why Money Flows Across Borders (Goods Capital Movement)
7. Capital Flows Across Nations: Benefits and Costs of Foreign Investment
8. Foreign Trade of India and Balance of Payments
9. Foreign Capital and Multinational Corporations in India
10. Indian Multinationals Overseas
11. Exchange Control in India
12. Export Financing
13. Recent Changes in Global Economic Outlook and India
14. India and International Institutions