Glossary Terms

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Duty Drawback scheme

Duty Drawback scheme for exporters to refund the excise duty and customs duty paid while purchasing an input used in …

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Duty Exemption Scheme

Duty Exemption Scheme gives exemption from customs duty for the import of raw materials, components, intermediaries, consumable parts and spares …

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Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme (EPCG)

Under EPCG scheme, capital goods (machineries) are imported at a concessional duty/duty free subject to an export obligation. Exporters were …

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Duty Credit Scrip

Duty credit scrip is the most important export promotion incentive provided by the government at present to exporters. The approach …

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Agglomeration

Agglomeration strategy in production implies large number of units are located in a specific location. For example, the Special Economic …

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Decanalisation

Decanalisation was a trade liberalisation policy adopted in the early 1990s. Till then, most of the imports were made by …

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Trade liberalization

Trade liberalization is the removal or reduction of restrictive trade instruments like tariff and quota. Trade barriers like import tariff …

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Take-off

Take-off indicate the start of aa self-sustained high growth phase for a developing economy. From take-off, there is not going …

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Outward oriented strategy

This is a trade strategy where a country liberalizes imports and promotes exports. As a result, trade goes up and …

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Import substitution

Import substitution is producing imported goods domestically. Here, the government gives high incentives to domestic producers to produce the previously …

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