Export Performance of Marine Products from India

Texto Academico , 2017 , 31 Páginas

Economía - Teoría y política del comercio internacional

Marine products industry alone has a share of at least 6 per cent in world exports in which India is the fourth largest exporting country after China, Peru and Japan. In fact, out of 7.85 million tonnes (mt) of overall fish production of India, roughly 43 per cent is contributed by the marine sector though it turns out to be less than half to that of India’s major competitors in fish trade. Marine products exports play a pivotal role in Indian economy in terms of employment and income generation besides valuable foreign exchange earnings. They have created a huge demand in international trade and are acclaimed to be one of the fastest moving commodities in the world food market.

China, Thailand, Vietnam, Chile, Taiwan, Indonesia, India, Peru and South Korea are the main sea-food exporters comprising more than 60 per cent of trade value of marine products. In general, 38 per cent (live weight equivalent) of total fisheries product is traded internationally. But with only 20 per cent of its total fish production entering world trade, Indian seafood exports are far below than the global average.

Fortunately, India’s vast coastline of 8,129 km stretching almost two-thirds of the country and encompassing an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of more than 2.2 million sq. km. offers sufficient surplus of fish and fishery products, which is currently under-exploited. As of 2015-16, marine products with export earnings crossing Rs. 30,420 crores constituted 21 per cent of the total agricultural exports from India which in turn was 1.2 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP) and 4.72 per cent of its Agri-GDP.

Inhalt

Introduction

Review of Literature

Methodology and data sources

Analytical tools
Compound growth rate
Instability Analysis
Markov Chain Approach
Goodness of fit test

Prediction of exports from India

Results and Discussion

Possible factors for growth erosion
Market-wise instability
Commodity-wise growth
Commodity-wise instability

Trade composition
Destination of trade
Direction of trade

Export market projections

Conclusion

Recommendation for policy makers

References

• Autores: Swaminathan Balasubramaniam (Autor), V. D. Tarpara (Autor), M. G. Dhandhalya (Autor)
• Año de publicación: 2017
• Páginas: 31
• No. de catálogo: V424798
• ISBN (Ebook): 9783668700413
• ISBN (Libro): 9783668700420
• Idioma: Inglés
• Etiqueta: export, performance, marine, products, india