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    Presented By: Gana Fatoumata Prathibha Sonikumari Debashri

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    The document discusses India's Export-Import (Exim) policy, including its history, objectives, and how the government uses it. The Exim policy was first introduced in 1962 and aims to boost exports, accelerate economic growth, generate employment, and ensure reasonable consumer prices. It also aims to promote and regulate exports while preventing and controlling imports of unregulated and non-essential items. The current policy focuses on developing export potential and improving performance to earn foreign exchange.

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    The document discusses India's Export-Import (Exim) policy, including its history, objectives, and how the government uses it. The Exim policy was first introduced in 1962 and aims to boost exports, accelerate economic growth, generate employment, and ensure reasonable consumer prices. It also aims to promote and regulate exports while preventing and controlling imports of unregulated and non-essential items. The current policy focuses on developing export potential and improving performance to earn foreign exchange.

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    The document discusses India's Export-Import (Exim) policy, including its history, objectives, and how the government uses it. The Exim policy was first introduced in 1962 and aims to boost exports, accelerate economic growth, generate employment, and ensure reasonable consumer prices. It also aims to promote and regulate exports while preventing and controlling imports of unregulated and non-essential items. The current policy focuses on developing export potential and improving performance to earn foreign exchange.

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    Presented By: Gana Fatoumata Prathibha Sonikumari Debashri

    Uploaded by

    Leslie Fernandez Junior
    The document discusses India's Export-Import (Exim) policy, including its history, objectives, and how the government uses it. The Exim policy was first introduced in 1962 and aims to boost exports, accelerate economic growth, generate employment, and ensure reasonable consumer prices. It also aims to promote and regulate exports while preventing and controlling imports of unregulated and non-essential items. The current policy focuses on developing export potential and improving performance to earn foreign exchange.

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    PRESENTED BY: GANA FATOUMATA PRATHIBHA SONIKUMARI DEBASHRI

    What

    is Exim policy History Objectives How the Govt uses Exim policy Indian foreign trade policy Highlight of Exim policy

    Guidelines Instructions Estd.

    By DGFT Guides foreign trade policy Contains decisions taken by govt. Export promotion measures, policies, etc.

    1962-appoints

    special EXIM policy

    committee.
    Commerce

    minister announces policy-12th

    apr1985
    Initially Boost

    introduced for 3 yrs

    exports.

    Accelerate

    the growth of the economy Stimulate sustained economic growth Enhance technological strength Generate new employment Encourage internationally accepted standards Provide quality consumer products Ensure reasonable prices

    Promote Regulate Prevent Control

    exports the imports

    entry of unregulated items import of non-essential items

    The

    policy aims at developing export potential, improving export performance, boosting foreign trade and earning valuable foreign exchange. FTP assumes great significance this year as India's exports have been battered by the global recession. fall in exports has led to the closure of several small- and medium-scale exportoriented units, resulting in large-scale unemployment.

    1. Period of the Exim Policy 2. Liberalization 3. Imports Liberalization 4. Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme 5. Advance Licence Scheme

    Thank you

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