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India has also become a major proponent of technology and labor exchange in order to promote growth and break down societal and economic barriers (Embassy of India, no date).
Lastly, the Indian foreign economic policy with regards to the United States has been a key driver of economic growth. The U.S. is India's largest trade partner, and services export has become a hallmark of that trade. India has a strong comparative advantage in the English language vs. other major developing nations and has leveraged this through the building of increased trade channels with the United States. India began to forge stronger trade ties with the Clinton Administration, in concert with internal economic modernization policies. Since that point, trade has become a critical part of India-U.S. dialogue, complete with the easing of economic sanctions from the U.S. And a series of agreements and joint governmental alliances. India has become much more proactive in its trade-related U.S. foreign policy, including forming an opposition group of developing nations to the Byrd Amendment.
Much of India's economic miracle can be traced to shifts in its economic foreign...
Trade has become the most important aspect of Indian foreign policy and now characterizes relations between India and its major trading partners, in particular the United States and the Gulf States. This paper proposes to analyze these policy shifts and the reasons why they were made.
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Works Cited
No author. (2008). Indian economy overview. Economy Watch. Retrieved April 7, 2010 from http://www.economywatch.com/indianeconomy/indian-economy-overview.html
Jenkins, R. (2003) India's states and the making of foreign economic policy: The limits of the constituent diplomacy paradigm. Publius. Vol. 33 (4) 63-82.
No author. (2010). Gulf has a special focus in India's foreign policy: Tharoor. The Economic Times. Retrieved April 7, 2010 from http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics/nation/Gulf-has-a-special-focus-in-Indias-foreign-policy-Tharoor/articleshow/5708600.cms
Embassy of India. (n.d.) India's foreign policy -- 50 years of achievement. Embassy of India in Washington DC. Retrieved April 7, 2010 from http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/foreign_policy/fp%28intro%29.htm
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