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Exim Policy

1. Special Economic Zones allow for duty-free imports, no excise duties, and exports of all production. They are treated as foreign territory. 2. The government aims to double India's share of global trade to 1.5% and increase employment in rural and semi-urban areas by increasing economic growth. 3. Reforms include diluting controls, simplifying procedures, reducing transport costs, and developing trust and transparency in manufacturing, trading, and other focus areas.

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Exim Policy

1. Special Economic Zones allow for duty-free imports, no excise duties, and exports of all production. They are treated as foreign territory. 2. The government aims to double India's share of global trade to 1.5% and increase employment in rural and semi-urban areas by increasing economic growth. 3. Reforms include diluting controls, simplifying procedures, reducing transport costs, and developing trust and transparency in manufacturing, trading, and other focus areas.

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1. FORMATION OF SEZ¶s-
a) duty free import of raw material
& K goods.
b) they need not pay any excise
duty even on products of Domestic
Tariff Area.
c) they have to export all of their
production.
d) these zones R treated as foreign
territory.
2.HEAVY CUT DOWN IN QR¶s
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1. SEZ FOR BANKS


2. AGRICULTURE
3. COTTAGE & HANDICRAFTS
4. SSI
5. GEMS & JEWELLARY
[ Fuel cost to be rebated for all export
products.
7. Focus of govt. on Latin American
Countries & Africa.
8. Focus on full convertibility of
Rupee.
9. Dilution in import licensing.
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TWIN OBJECTIVES-
1. To double India's share in global trade
to 1.5%.
2. To increase Eco. Growth by
increasing employment generation in
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2. Simple procedures
3. Cutting down transport cost
4. Trust & transparency in system
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