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Managed Exchange rates 15.5 Invisibles 15.15
foreign Exchange Market 15.5 Composition of Trade 15.15
Exchange rate in India 15.6 New Steps to Promote trade 15.16
trade Balance 15.6 Exchange rate Monitoring 15.17
trade Policy 15.6 rtAs by India 15.18
Depreciation 15.6 New foreign trade Policy 15.19
Devaluation 15.6 Trans-Pacific Partnership 15.21
revaluation 15.7 transatlantic trade and Investment 15.22
Partnership
Appreciation 15.7
Deglobalisation and India 15.22
Current Account 15.7
Capital Account 15.7 16. INtErNAtIONAL ECONOMIC 16.1–16.14
Balance of Payment (BoP) 15.7 OrGANISAtIONS AND INDIA
Convertibility 15.8 International Monetary System 16.2
Convertibility in India 15.8 Bretton Woods Development 16.2
Current Account 15.8 International Monetary fund 16.3
Capital Account 15.8
World Bank 16.5
LErMS 15.9
India’s BIPA 16.6
NEEr 15.9
Asian Development Bank 16.6
rEEr 15.9
OECD 16.7
Eff 15.9
World trade Organization (WtO) 16.8
IMf Conditions on India 15.9
Nairobi Negotiations & India 16.9
Hard Currency 15.10
Buenos Aires Conference and India 16.10
Soft Currency 15.10
BrICS Bank 16.11
Hot Currency 15.10
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank 16.12
Heated Currency 15.10
17. tAx StruCturE IN INDIA 17.1–17.19
Cheap Currency 15.10
tax 17.2
Dear Currency 15.10
Methods of taxation 17.2
Special Economic Zone 15.11
A Good tax System 17.3
GAAr 15.11
Methods of Expenditure 17.4
risks in foreign Currency Borrowings 15.13
value Added tax 17.4
India’s External Performance 15.14
Trade Scenario 15.14 Goods and Service tax 17.6
Trading Partners 15.14 Commodities transaction tax 17.8