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Title: India - EU Free trade agreement: Viability, prospects and challenges
Authors: Surendran, Vivek 
Janardanan, Manu 
Keywords: Free trade agreement;Economic powerhouse;International trade;Bilateral trade
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Series/Report no.: PGP_CCS_P11_131
Abstract: The European Union, with its increasing membership across Europe, is beginning to assert itself as a major economic powerhouse. As one of the fastest growing economies, India is also fast becoming a major player in international trade. The bilateral trade between the two partners has been increasing, touching €77 billioni, making EU-27 India's biggest trading partner. The huge potential of the Indian economy and the growing clout of the EU in world markets are sure to move the figure upwards. Hence, bilateral trade between the two partners holds an important place in policy decisions. Recognizing this need, Governments of both partners have taken steps to frame an FTA between the two, to liberalize trade and to utilize the full potential. This study attempts to identify the potential areas where the full potential of Indian export competitiveness could be harnessed by implementing the FTA.
URI: https://repository.iimb.ac.in/handle/2074/18277
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