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What is one major government measure implemented to enhance India's trade facilitation?
What is one major government measure implemented to enhance India's trade facilitation?
- Implementation of the Single Window Interface for Trade (SWIFT) (correct)
- Imposing stricter customs regulations for imports
- Introduction of mandatory health checks on exports
- Establishment of the Agriculture Export Protection Program
How does infrastructure development contribute to India's export competitiveness?
How does infrastructure development contribute to India's export competitiveness?
- By limiting the number of available shipping routes
- By enforcing stricter trade compliance regulations
- By improving transportation costs and goods movement (correct)
- By increasing tariffs on imported goods
What type of reforms does the Indian government focus on to align trade with international standards?
What type of reforms does the Indian government focus on to align trade with international standards?
- Increased taxation on exports to fund local initiatives
- Restrictive regulatory measures to protect local industries
- Extension of monopolistic practices in key industries
- Periodic policy reforms aimed at liberalizing trade (correct)
What role do Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) play in India's trade policy?
What role do Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) play in India's trade policy?
Which of the following is a significant reform aimed at simplifying the taxation system in India?
Which of the following is a significant reform aimed at simplifying the taxation system in India?
What is the primary objective of ECGC's export credit insurance?
What is the primary objective of ECGC's export credit insurance?
Which risk does ECGC's political risk coverage primarily address?
Which risk does ECGC's political risk coverage primarily address?
How does ECGC support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in international trade?
How does ECGC support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in international trade?
What aligns with the EXIM policy regarding market intelligence?
What aligns with the EXIM policy regarding market intelligence?
In what way does ECGC contribute to promoting export-led growth?
In what way does ECGC contribute to promoting export-led growth?
Which adverse circumstances does ECGC aim to protect exporters from?
Which adverse circumstances does ECGC aim to protect exporters from?
What role does export credit play according to the EXIM policy?
What role does export credit play according to the EXIM policy?
What is the primary role of ECGC in relation to India's international trade?
What is the primary role of ECGC in relation to India's international trade?
Which financial service is specifically issued by Indian banks to assure exporters of payment?
Which financial service is specifically issued by Indian banks to assure exporters of payment?
How do Indian banks support exporters before the shipment of goods?
How do Indian banks support exporters before the shipment of goods?
What type of financing do Indian banks provide after the goods have been shipped?
What type of financing do Indian banks provide after the goods have been shipped?
Which of the following is NOT a function of Indian banks in international trade?
Which of the following is NOT a function of Indian banks in international trade?
What is the primary purpose of a Letter of Credit in international transactions?
What is the primary purpose of a Letter of Credit in international transactions?
What does Supplier's Credit allow Indian importers to do?
What does Supplier's Credit allow Indian importers to do?
Which financial service aids businesses in mitigating the risks of non-payment by buyers?
Which financial service aids businesses in mitigating the risks of non-payment by buyers?
Which of the following instruments assures buyers of secure transactions in international trade?
Which of the following instruments assures buyers of secure transactions in international trade?
How do financial institutions assist businesses in managing currency risks?
How do financial institutions assist businesses in managing currency risks?
What role do Indian banks play in facilitating foreign exchange services?
What role do Indian banks play in facilitating foreign exchange services?
Which type of financing helps buyers overseas to facilitate imports from Indian exporters?
Which type of financing helps buyers overseas to facilitate imports from Indian exporters?
What type of financing helps businesses manage cash flow in international trade?
What type of financing helps businesses manage cash flow in international trade?
What role do financial institutions play in assessing economic and political risks?
What role do financial institutions play in assessing economic and political risks?
Which financial product helps exporters fulfill their orders by providing necessary funding?
Which financial product helps exporters fulfill their orders by providing necessary funding?
What type of financial service is typically NOT associated with international marketing?
What type of financial service is typically NOT associated with international marketing?
In what way do foreign exchange services contribute to businesses engaged in international trade?
In what way do foreign exchange services contribute to businesses engaged in international trade?
Which of the following best describes trade finance?
Which of the following best describes trade finance?
Flashcards
Trade Facilitation measures
Trade Facilitation measures
Government efforts to streamline trade procedures, reduce barriers, and improve the ease of moving goods across borders.
Infrastructure Development
Infrastructure Development
Government investment in ports, roads, and logistics to reduce transportation costs and improve trade efficiency.
Policy Reforms
Policy Reforms
Changes in government policies to reduce trade barriers, simplify regulations, and improve competitiveness.
Export Promotion Councils (EPCs)
Export Promotion Councils (EPCs)
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Single Window Interface for Trade (SWIFT)
Single Window Interface for Trade (SWIFT)
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ECGC's role in export credit
ECGC's role in export credit
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ECGC's political risk coverage
ECGC's political risk coverage
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Market intelligence from ECGC
Market intelligence from ECGC
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ECGC's SME support
ECGC's SME support
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Export Credit Insurance
Export Credit Insurance
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EXIM Policy Alignment
EXIM Policy Alignment
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Credit reports from ECGC
Credit reports from ECGC
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ECGC's role in EXIM policy
ECGC's role in EXIM policy
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Trade Finance
Trade Finance
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Letter of Credit (LC)
Letter of Credit (LC)
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Bank Guarantees
Bank Guarantees
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Pre-shipment Finance
Pre-shipment Finance
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Post-shipment Finance
Post-shipment Finance
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Buyer's Credit
Buyer's Credit
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Supplier's Credit
Supplier's Credit
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Indian Banks' role in international trade
Indian Banks' role in international trade
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Trade Finance
Trade Finance
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Letter of Credit (LC)
Letter of Credit (LC)
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Trade Credit Insurance
Trade Credit Insurance
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Foreign Exchange Services
Foreign Exchange Services
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Working Capital Solutions
Working Capital Solutions
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Risk Management
Risk Management
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Export Credit
Export Credit
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Currency Conversion
Currency Conversion
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International Marketing
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Study Notes
International Marketing - India's International Policy
- Unit: 10
- Semester: 06
- Course: Bachelor of Business Administration
Overview
- Explore India's Export-Import (EXIM) policy, government measures, and incentives.
- Examine the pivotal role of the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC).
- Understand the role of Indian banks and financial institutions in international trade.
- Stay updated on current policies and trends.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the key components of India's EXIM policy and its international trade impact.
- Analyze the role and services of the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC).
- Examine the role of Indian banks in international trade transactions.
- Evaluate the significance of financial institutions in formulating and executing international marketing strategies.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of India's current EXIM policy.
- Assess the role of ECGC in mitigating risks and enhancing export competitiveness.
- Analyze the functions and mechanisms employed by Indian banks in international trade.
- Understand the critical role of financial institutions in shaping global trade trends.
Pre-Unit Preparatory Material
- "India's Export-Import Policy: Navigating Global Markets" - detailed analysis of current policies.
- "Banking on Global Trade: Insights into the Role of Indian Banks" - comprehensive overview of Indian bank's role.
Table of Topics
- Government Measures and Export Incentives
- EXIM Policy in India
- Exploration of EXIM policy in Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) Services
- Role of Indian Banks in International Trade
- Role of Financial Institutions in International Marketing
- Current Policies and Trends in India's International Trade
- Conclusion
10.1 Government Measures and Export Incentives
- Trade Facilitation: Simplifying trade procedures, reducing bureaucratic hurdles.
- Infrastructure Development: Investment in ports, roads, logistics for smoother goods movement.
- Policy Reforms: Liberalizing trade, reducing regulatory complexities.
- Export Promotion Councils (EPCs): Guidance, incentives, market intelligence for exporters.
- Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC): Export credit insurance.
- Duty Drawback Scheme: Refund of customs duties on imported inputs.
- Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS): Financial incentives based on export turnover.
- Interest Subvention Scheme: Interest rate subsidies for exporters.
10.2 EXIM Policy in India
- Guidelines and measures for regulating India's import and export activities.
- Periodic updates based on global economic trends.
- Trade Liberalization: Reduction in tariff barriers, elimination of licensing, and simplification of procedures.
- Export Promotion: Incentives and support mechanisms (e.g., export credit facilities, subsidies, MEIS).
- Import Regulations: Manage the inflow of goods (restrictions or prohibitions).
- Customs Duties and Tariffs: Define applicable rates for imported/exported goods.
10.3 ECGC Services
- Risk Mitigation: Mitigate credit risks associated with international trade.
- Credit Insurance: Cover non-payment risks from insolvency or default.
- Export Credit: Support exporters by providing credit insurance to banks, institutions.
- Political Risk Coverage: Protection from risks like war, civil unrest, adverse government actions.
10.4 Role of Indian Banks in International Trade
- Trade Finance: Issue letters of credit (LC), guarantee payments.
- Currency Conversions: Currency conversions, manage exchange rate risks.
- Hedging Instruments: Forward contracts to protect against adverse currency movements.
- Credit Risk Mitigation: Assess and mitigate credit risks of international transactions.
- Political and Country Risks: Navigate and mitigate these risks.
- Advisory Services: Provide support with trade regulations, documentation, and compliance.
- Technology Integration: Utilize online platforms for efficient transactions.
- Pre-shipment Finance: Meeting working capital requirements before shipment.
- Post-shipment Finance: Bridging the gap between shipment and payment.
- Import Financing: Extending credit lines to overseas buyers (buyer's credit).
- Supplier's Credit: Facilitating credit terms with suppliers.
- Foreign Exchange Services: Assist with currency conversions and risks.
10.5 Role of Financial Institutions in International Marketing
- Financial Support: Letter of Credit, Trade Credit Insurance.
- Currency Conversion: Managing risks.
- Working Capital Solutions: Financing options (e.g., revolving credit).
10.6 Current Policies and Trends in India's International Trade
- Export-Import Policy: Align with global economic trends.
- Make in India & Atmanirbhar Bharat: Boost domestic production, reduce imports.
- Digital Initiatives, such as the Single Window Interface for Trade (SWIFT), to streamline procedures.
- Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Expanding market access, promoting cooperation.
- Diversified Trade Partners: Reduce dependence on specific countries.
- Focus on Services Exports.
- E-commerce & Digital Trade: Responding to these trends & growth.
- Sustainable & Green Trade Practices: Increasing focus on environmentally sensitive practices.
- Supply Chain Resilience: Addressing pandemic disruptions.
- Investment Promotion: Attracting FDI in key sectors.
- Global Value Chains (GVCs): Positioning India as a manufacturing hub.
- Digital Payments & FinTech: Facilitating secure cross-border transactions.
10.7 Conclusion
- India's international trade is shaped by dynamic government measures, EXIM policies, and the crucial roles of banks and financial institutions.
10.8 Glossary
- Key terms defined (Export Incentives, EXIM Policy, etc.).
Self-Assessment Questions
- Descriptive questions on government measures, EXIM policies, and the role of institutions.
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