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Potential Gains from India-EU Free Trade Agreement: An Ex-Ante Evaluation

By Pravin Jadhav and Parashram Patil

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the India-EU trade relationship. This data-driven study explores the historical, economic, and strategic dimensions of their trade ties, focusing on the potential benefits of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) initiated in 2007 but yet to be finalized.

Format
HardBack
Pages
236 pp
Year
2025
ISBN
9788198665836

About the Book

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the India-EU trade relationship. This data-driven study explores the historical, economic, and strategic dimensions of their trade ties, focusing on the potential benefits of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) initiated in 2007 but yet to be finalized. Through quantitative methods like the SMART model, Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA), and gravity model, the book evaluates trade flows, tariff and non-tariff measures, and services trade. It highlights opportunities for economic growth, market access, and sustainable development while addressing challenges like regulatory barriers and geopolitical complexities. Aimed at policymakers, academics, and practitioners, this book provides evidence-based insights and policy recommendations to strengthen India-EU trade relations, fostering a mutually beneficial partnership in a dynamic global economy.

About the Author

Author

Pravin Jadhav

Pravin Jadhav is an accomplished trade policy researcher and Associate Professor of Economics, currently serving as the Head of the Humanities and Social Science Department at the Institute of Infrastructure, Technology, Research, and Management (IITRAM), Ahmedabad, under the Gov

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Author

Parashram Patil

Parashram Patil, an Indian agricultural economist, is a renowned international expert in agriculture and natural resources economics.

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