India's Trade Relations with China since 1995: Problems and Prospects

The decade of 1990s has seen an expansion of economic activities among developing countries through a series of economic reforms and liberalisation, which in one form or another are still underway. These reforms have completely changed Indias trade scenario since 1991. Various agreements have taken place to further increase Indo-China cooperation and trade. The book contains seven chapters. First chapter provides introductory background of the study. Second chapter deals with Indian economy and its economic reforms. Third chapter focuses on Chinese economy and its external reforms especially. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth chapters constitute the core chapters of the book. Fourth chapter deals with Indias exports to China since 1995. Fifth chapter is devoted to study of Indias imports from China since 1995. Sixth chapter deals with trends in Indo-China bilateral trade. The seventh and final chapter is the summary of conclusions and the suggestions.

Dr. Shujauddin Khan received his PhD from the Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh in 2012. He is working as an Assistant Professor in Faculty of Business Management and Research, Integral University, Lucknow. He teaches Micro-economics, Macro-economics and International Trade to both UG and PG students.