It focuses on how the trade policy engages with different sectors in an era in which the momentum of globalisation is no ...

EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are ...

The elaborate procedures for rules-based, automatic and prompt settlement of disputes in the World Trade Organization functioned quite well until the United States started blocking the appointment of ...

The old position of keeping trade and sustainability issues separate seems to be an unviable option today. Strategic thinking and coordinated as well as collective diplomacy by countries of the global ...

The paper aims to examine the role of the Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal Motor Vehicle Agreement in enhancing the export competitiveness of the region by analysing the efficiency of existing supply ...

The global economy has been witnessing a continued rise in agricultural trade over the last two decades. There is a distinct shift towards demand for high-value processed agricultural products for ...

While examining the role of districts in India’s export sectors, it has been observed that Indian exports at the district level are highly skewed with nearly 50% of exports concentrated in the top 18 ...

Examining the factors influencing exchange rate pass-through to export prices using product–destination–time panel data suggests incomplete ERPT across all products, with pass-through to developed ...

To evaluate the efficacy of free trade agreements, 15 FTAs implemented between 2000 and 2023 are examined focusing on trade flow patterns, trade balance, the structure of GVC trade, the composition of ...

This special issue brings out many important insights into India’s evolving trade policy architecture. It focuses on how the trade policy engages with different sectors in an era in which the momentum ...

Ageing Issues and Responses in India edited by Mala Kapur Shankardass, Singapore: Springer, India: Rawat Books, `9,332 (hardcover), 2020; pp 251, `1,525 (paperback).

Employment increased by about 150 million between 2017–18 and 2023–24. About half of this increase in employment in six years is traceable to increased employment of rural female workers, most of whom ...