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Reorienting India's trade policy

New Delhi must pursue strategies that will enable it to take its place in an interconnected world

Trade policy
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India is trying to maintain its trade surplus with Europe

Rajeev Kher
The prime minister, in his speech last month, had made repeated references to aatmanirbharta, or self-sufficiency. He also referred to “local production” a few times and exhorted us to be “vocal about local”. A limited sprinkling of phrases such as “global supply chains” and an aspirational statement that “local brands” must become “global” were noticed. The debate on economic nationalism versus globalism was once again set on roll.
 
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