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The economic and political changes in Myanmar over the last two years along with the Modi government's 'Look East' economic policy recognise the tremendous need for integrating one of the least developed region of South Asia namely India's north eastern states, Bangladesh, and Myanmar who share borders with each other. The book explores how greater trade in the sub-region can be a vehicle for economic integration and raise living standards for its people. It also analyses the challenges of non-trade issues such as connectivity, investments, infrastructure, deficiencies in logistics, lack of technical capacity, etc., which act as hindrances to economic cooperation as well as integration.
The book is the research collaboration of scholars from leading institutions of India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh to analyse important aspects of economic integration and cooperation from the perspective of each of these countries so as to overcome the challenges that act as a deterrent to poverty eradication in the sub region. The initiative was funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) and implemented by the Indian Council for Research on International Economics Relations (ICRIER).
Contents
Contents
List of Tables and Figures
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
1. Introduction
2. India-Myanmar Political and Economic Relations
3. India-Myanmar Relations: Opportunities and Critical Gaps
4. Trade Patterns and Potential in the Sub-region: India, Myanmar and Bangladesh
5. Market Access Under Preferential Agreements in the Sub-region: India, Myanmar and Bangladesh
6. Market Access and India
7. Sub-regional Trade and Investment Cooperation between Bangladesh and India: The Case of the Readymade Garments Sector
8. Bangladesh-India-Myanmar Trade-Investment Scenario: Issues and Prospects
9. India's Outward Foreign Direct Investment: Prospects for Myanmar and Bangladesh
10. Indian Foreign Direct Investment in Myanmar
11. Connectivity and Transaction Costs between India and Myanmar
12. Transaction Costs Analysis of India's Trade with Bangladesh and Myanmar
