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Indian Economy in The Global Context

NIOS · Class 10 · Economics

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Topics in Indian Economy in The Global Context

1

Economic Relationship Between Countries

  • Economic activities between the citizens of two or more countries create an economic relationship between those countries.
  • India is the domestic country in this context, and the rest of the world consists of foreign countries.
  • Economic relationship includes buying and selling goods and services, sending gifts, sending money, and visits by tourists, business persons, and government delegations.
2

Trade, International Trade, and Its Importance

  • Trade means buying and selling goods and services.
  • International trade means trade between citizens of different countries.
  • Exports and imports are international trade in goods and services.
3

India’s Exports and Imports

  • India exports engineering goods, handicrafts, chemicals and allied products, readymade garments, cotton yarn, iron ore, leather, fish, rice, fruits and vegetables.
  • India’s exports reach countries such as France, Germany, UK, USA, Iran, UAE, China, Hongkong, Singapore, and some African and Latin American countries.
  • Petroleum and lubricants are the most important items India imports from OPEC countries such as Iran, UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
4

Globalization

  • Globalization means the different countries of the world seem to be coming closer.
  • Globalization has become stronger because of transport and communication such as ships, aeroplanes, television, internet, and mobile phones.
  • People can communicate quickly, watch events live, send e-mails, order goods online, and stay connected across countries.

Key Concepts

Central concept: India's economic relationship with the world

Economic relationship between countriesOpen economyTradeExportsImportsInternational tradeGlobalizationIndia's trading partners

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