India–Republic of Korea CEPA: Assessment and Future Path

Banik, Nilanjan; Kim, Misu

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“…Then, it is crucial to get a clear picture of the proportion of intra-industry trade to total trade. In detail, the steps to calculate the Grubel-Lloyd Index are as follows (Banik & Kim, 2022;Isemonger, 2000).…”

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The Electronic Industry Intra-Industry Trade Analysis in 10 Indonesian Trading Partners

Vierke,

Syaiful Ahmar,

Achmad Sanusi

2023

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The importance of international trade in the context of refrigerator products makes intra-industry trade intensity (IIT) a very relevant tool. In international trade policymaking, particularly concerning refrigerator products, IIT is essential for understanding global economic dynamics, trade patterns, and trade relations between Indonesia and its trading partners. The use of IIT can provide deep insights into the extent to which there is an exchange of similar or similar but different goods among countries involved in the trade of refrigerator products. Therefore, the focus of the problem in this context is the extent to which the Indonesian refrigerator industry depends on ten trading partners in terms of exports and imports of refrigerator products and how this degree of dependence affects the stability of the sector in the face of changing global trade conditions. Regarding exports, India is the most important trading partner with a significant contribution, indicating a dependency that requires special attention. India has also emerged as an essential supplier, albeit with a lower level of dependence. Diversifying export and import markets should be considered to reduce the risk of dependence on certain trading partners. IIT analysis can also provide insights into the competitiveness of Indonesian products in the international market —improvement of export success also depends on understanding intra-industry trade dynamics.

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The Electronic Industry Intra-Industry Trade Analysis in 10 Indonesian Trading Partners

Vierke,

Syaiful Ahmar,

Achmad Sanusi

2023

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India–Korea Trade and Investment Relations: An Appraisal of Past Progress and Future Prospects

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MIGLANI,

KULAR

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J. Ind. Asn. Stds.

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India and the Republic of Korea (RoK) are, respectively, the second and sixth largest economies of Asia with significant trade ties since the historic past. India is currently negotiating to upgrade the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with the RoK, which was operationalized on January 1, 2010. A key area of concern for India has been its increasing trade deficit with the RoK which has more than doubled since 2009–10. This paper aims to analyze the flow of goods, services and investment between the two sides in major sectors of interest in the last decade. Further, it aims to identify barriers to trade and investment for the Indian exporters and areas of improvement in the CEPA and beyond to enhance economic gains for both sides.

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India’s Trade Integration with the Republic of Korea: A Services Trade Analysis of India–Korea CEPA

Gupta

2024

Journal of Asian Economic Integration

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India and the Republic of Korea signed the India–Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in 2009 and have been actively engaged in upgrading this agreement since 2015. This article analyses the India–Korea CEPA from a services trade perspective. It compares the services commitments undertaken by the two countries under the India–Korea CEPA and the WTO. It further assesses the gains for India from the CEPA by comparing services exports and imports before and after the CEPA came into operation. The study finds that India’s services exports to Korea have increased more than its imports from Korea, resulting in an increase in India’s services trade surplus with Korea after the CEPA. The study recommends exploring bilateral labour agreements with Korea to facilitate the movement of natural persons in specific sectors and further liberalisation commitments from Korea in services of India’s interests during the CEPA upgradation. JEL Classification: F13, F14, F15

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India–Republic of Korea CEPA: Assessment and Future Path

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The Electronic Industry Intra-Industry Trade Analysis in 10 Indonesian Trading Partners

The Electronic Industry Intra-Industry Trade Analysis in 10 Indonesian Trading Partners

India–Korea Trade and Investment Relations: An Appraisal of Past Progress and Future Prospects

India’s Trade Integration with the Republic of Korea: A Services Trade Analysis of India–Korea CEPA

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