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The Centad publication ‘Trade in Services and India: Prospects and Strategies’ will be released during the second annual South Asian Conference on Trade and Development, organised by Centad at the Park Hotel, New Delhi, on December 19-20, 2006.
Services constitute approximately half of the GDP of developing countries, and trade in services is the fastest growing sector in world trade. Trade in services occupies 30% of India’s exports. However, in spite of the growing importance of services, the currently available reference material is inadequate and often unavailable at a single reference point.
‘Trade in Services and India: Prospects and Strategies’ will fill this gap. It is being published by Wiley India, and edited by Dr Rupa Chanda, professor at the Indian
Institute of Management, Bangalore.
| Key objectives of the publication are: |
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To build a credible point of reference for trade in services and India. |
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To contribute negotiating inputs for Indian trade negotiators. |
The publication will be useful reading for trade policy makers, trade policy researchers, students, academicians, civil society organisations dealing in areas of international trade and development, research and policy organisations and businesses engaging in trade in services.
The publication will cover the following areas:
| Crosscutting papers |
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Statistical outline of services in India |
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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows in the services sector (1991 to 2003): determinants and impact |
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Services in India’s Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs) |
Sectoral papers
Infrastructural services
• Distribution services
• Telecommunication services
Social services
• Environmental services
• Higher education services
• Health services
Professional services
• Accounting services
• Legal services
• Mode 4: opportunities and challenges for India
To order copies of the publication contact us.
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