India’s International Trade:
Opportunities and Challenges
• Ricardian Theory states that it
is best to produce what you
can do most efficiently and
Due to changing weather conditions,
buy what you produce less
efficiently
• Liberalisation impacts not only
people in the economic sphere
but also social, political and
cultural spheres making cross
border impacts on the
countries
World Trade (% of GDP)
Infrastructure constraints
Supply Bottlenecks
Exporters sometimes fail to meet
the delivery schedule due to the
Indian exporters face problems in power shortage, labor & port
fulfilling the export requirements. strikes and also due to the
Key Issues condition of highways
related to
International
Trade
High Trade Costs
Low innovation and productivity
leads to high cost of the product. It is
true