India's steel industry faces disadvantages due to FTAs with Japan and South Korea despite being the most cost competitive among major global steel producers. It is important for the government to rene...
From a 'sum-of-parts' approach IBT looks at non-ASEAN RCEP countries that India can intensify engagement with as it chooses to stay out of the agreement....
India's concerns on possible rise in trade deficit with RCEP participation are understandable, but it should actively consider other ways of engaging with value chains of East and Southeast Asia, besi...
Jishnu Hazra, Professor IIM Bangalore, feels that Indian companies must take inspiration from the rise of Chinese and South Korean companies, particularly in the mobile handset space, as they endeavou...
Even as its economy copes with the COVID-19 led recession, South Korean companies are eager to expand the scale and scope of their investments in India. Apart from a few startups, interest is visible ...
Strengthening India's backward linkages in global value chains is critical to improve domestic value addition, especially in high end manufactured products. Similarly, India's forward integration is w...
Republic of Korea acquires sixth position in the list of India’s top import source countries, with a share of 3.42% in its total imports, valuing at US$ 12.21 billion in 2016. Altogether, there is a...
