India-Pakistan Trade Normalization: the unfinished economic agenda
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TextPublication details: New Delhi; Springer, 2017. Description: 390 p.; 24 cmISBN: 978-981-10-2214-2 (hbk.)Subject(s): BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economics General | India Commerce Pakistan | India Foreign economic relations Pakistan | Pakistan Commerce IndiaDDC classification: TRRC 337 TAN Summary: This book explores the unfinished India-Pakistan Trade normalisation agenda (building upon the themes covered in the book "India-Pakistan Trade: Strengthening Economic Relations" published by Springer in 2014) and discusses the steps that must be undertaken in order to move the bilateral engagement forward. Given the commencement of bilateral state-level talks and the Indian government's emphasis on South Asian integration, it adds impetus to the trade liberalisation process, while also providing essential recommendations for policymakers in both countries
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This book explores the unfinished India-Pakistan Trade normalisation agenda (building upon the themes covered in the book "India-Pakistan Trade: Strengthening Economic Relations" published by Springer in 2014) and discusses the steps that must be undertaken in order to move the bilateral engagement forward. Given the commencement of bilateral state-level talks and the Indian government's emphasis on South Asian integration, it adds impetus to the trade liberalisation process, while also providing essential recommendations for policymakers in both countries
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