India

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This paper explains that India's large population and the conflict between religious and political groups throughout the country have crippled the economy of the India. The author points out that India signed an agreement with China to set up another point of border trade in Changgu of Sikkim on the Indian side and Renqinggang of the Tibet Autonomous Region on the Chinese side, which will ensure that these areas have a venue for a border trade market. The paper states that the major industries in India include chemicals, textiles, cement, mining, petroleum, machinery, software, steel, transportation equipment, and food processing; many major global corporations have offices and manufacturing plants in India.

Table of Contents
Introduction
Current Statistics
Exchange Rates, Inflation and Interest Rates
Currency
Trading Partners and Policies
Trade Agreements and Dominant Industries, Companies and the Black Market

From the Paper:

"India is a country that enjoys trade with nations around the world. These nations include; America, the UK, and China. America is India's chief trading partner with 22% of all Indian exports being sent to America. The UK and UAE are both at 4% while China, Hong Kong and Germany hover around 4.5%. The country's import partners include; Singapore, China, Belgium, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Exports from April of 2003 to December of 2003 were estimated at 42.5 billion. This was a 13.3% growth rate over the previous year."

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