<b>How sensitive is the EEC's Generalised System of Preferences?</b>

Weston, Ann

doi:10.1111/j.1467-7679.1980.tb00296.x

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“…As a developing country, India got several trade concessions from the EEC as per the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) (Weston et al, 1980). In 1973, India and the EEC had signed commercial and economic cooperation agreements.…”

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Evaluating Brexit Implications for India’s Relations with the EU and the UK

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India and the European Union (EU) are strategic partners with strong trade ties. Similarly, India has historical ties with the UK. Within the EU, the UK used to be an important export market and investment destination for India. There is also a large Indian diaspora in the UK. The article looks at the post-Brexit impact on India’s economic and political ties with the EU. It also evaluates evolving India–UK ties in a post-Brexit scenario.

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How sensitive is the EEC's Generalised System of Preferences?

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