Course summary India - Canada
Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)
India - Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) is under
consultation and study. CEPA will entry in force in 2013.
In 2009, India and Canada announced the setting up of a Joint Study Group (JSG)
that will explore the possibility of a Comprehensive Economic Partnership
Agreement (CEPA) between India and Canada.
The Canadian modelling exercise estimates gross domestic product gains of 0.4
per cent for Canada and 0.5 per cent for India, which amount to
approximately US$6 billion at current gross domestic product levels for each
country. India’s modelling exercise, based on different assumptions, produced
larger gains (1 per cent of gross domestic product, or US$12 billion for India
and US$15 billion for Canada).
Example of the course India - Canada Comprehensive Economic
Partnership Agreement (CEPA):
Canadian merchandise exports to India increased at an annual compound
rate of 24% over this period, while imports from India grew by 13%. India was
Canada's 16th merchandise trade partner. Canada was ranked as India's 30th
trading partner.
Accounting for more than 70% of total Indian merchandise exports to Canada,
India's leading sectors of export in 2008 were chemical products (25.2% of total
exports to Canada) followed by textiles and wearing apparel (24.9%, down from
46% in 1999), miscellaneous manufacturing products as well as machinery and
equipment.
According to Statistics Canada, over the past nine years, bilateral trade in
services between Canada and India nearly tripled to reach US$693 million in
2007 from US$241 million in 1999. Canada's leading services receipts from India
were travel, which accounted for 50% of total Canadian services receipts from
India in 2007.
Master International Business for Indian
students - Master International Business
for Canadian Students
Negocios en India
EENI In Hindi: मास्टर विदेश पार
EENI International Business
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