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    This PowerPoint presentation summarizes Nepal-India trade relations. It finds that Nepal imports much more from India than it exports, resulting in a large and growing trade deficit. Key barriers to trade include tariffs, import duties, and limits on foreign investment in Nepal. While the two countries share cultural similarities, political instability in Nepal has harmed its economy. The presentation recommends that Nepal develop its industry, reduce trade barriers, provide training, ensure product quality, achieve stability, and test goods to improve its trade relationship with India.

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    A18 DipBA01 A1 CW Presentation NP02 Group 10

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    This PowerPoint presentation summarizes Nepal-India trade relations. It finds that Nepal imports much more from India than it exports, resulting in a large and growing trade deficit. Key barriers to trade include tariffs, import duties, and limits on foreign investment in Nepal. While the two countries share cultural similarities, political instability in Nepal has harmed its economy. The presentation recommends that Nepal develop its industry, reduce trade barriers, provide training, ensure product quality, achieve stability, and test goods to improve its trade relationship with India.

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    This PowerPoint presentation summarizes Nepal-India trade relations. It finds that Nepal imports much more from India than it exports, resulting in a large and growing trade deficit. Key barriers to trade include tariffs, import duties, and limits on foreign investment in Nepal. While the two countries share cultural similarities, political instability in Nepal has harmed its economy. The presentation recommends that Nepal develop its industry, reduce trade barriers, provide training, ensure product quality, achieve stability, and test goods to improve its trade relationship with India.

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    A18 DipBA01 A1 CW Presentation NP02 Group 10

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    Ishika Agarwal
    This PowerPoint presentation summarizes Nepal-India trade relations. It finds that Nepal imports much more from India than it exports, resulting in a large and growing trade deficit. Key barriers to trade include tariffs, import duties, and limits on foreign investment in Nepal. While the two countries share cultural similarities, political instability in Nepal has harmed its economy. The presentation recommends that Nepal develop its industry, reduce trade barriers, provide training, ensure product quality, achieve stability, and test goods to improve its trade relationship with India.

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    A POWERPOINT

    PRESENTATION ON
    NEPAL-INDIA TRADE RELATIONS
    PRESENTED BY:
    • Pravin Poudel
    • Pratima Acharya
    • Ayush Pokharel
    • Ishika Agarwal
    • Anu Baral
    • Anshu Jaiswal
    HISTORY OF NEPAL
    • Nepal is a country of 1,47,181 sq.km .
    • Total population is 28.98 million according to 2016 data.
    • Partitioned into 3 regions- Terai district, Hilly area, Himalaya
    locale.
    • Has higher trade relations, mainly import, with India and
    China.
    • 94% of individuals are into agrobusiness.
    HISTORY OF INDIA
    • India is a country of 3,287,590 sq.km.
    • Total population is 1.324 billion according to 2016.
    • Asia’s second largest country after China.
    • Has higher export trading with most of the countries.
    Trade deficit of Nepal with India
    450000
    400000
    350000
    300000
    250000
    200000
    150000
    100000
    50000
    0
    1 2 3 4 5

    fiscal year export import deficit

    From the above chart, we can conclude that Nepal imports more than it exports
    to India. As the first bar represents, import was 207,134 and export was
    49,616.30 which clearly shows that our country is moving towards deficit.
    Likewise, in the last bar represents, import was 325,668.20 and export was
    39,493.70. With the help of this above chart, we can note that import is high
    and export is low, which is because of lack of resources, unskilled manpower and
    also unadvanced technology in our country.
    TRADE BARRIERS BETWEEN
    INDIA AND NEPAL
    • Tariffs
    • Excessive documents
    • Import duties
    • Foreign investments(direct) limitations
    • Non-tariff barrier
    CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN NEPAL
    AND INDIA
    • A business culture will envelop as association's
    qualities, dreams, working style, convictions and
    propensities
    • Both the countries follow almost same culture. So,
    cultural environment has been fruitful till date.
    • Different variables which influences distinctive
    social practices are dress, relationship building,
    negotiation, gestures, meeting etc.
    POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN
    NEPAL AND INDIA
    • Political instability is harming Nepal's battling
    economy
    • In September 2015, Nepal adopted another
    constitution
    • Due to GST, the export taxes are raised in Nepal.
    ETHICAL ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN NEPAL AND
    INDIA

    • A code of ethics is a guide of standards intended to


    enable experts to lead business genuinely and with
    respectability
    • Corruption and bribery
    • Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a self-
    regulating business model that aids a company be
    socially accountable
    CONCLUSION
    • Relation between Nepal and India is from decades ago.
    • Similar culture, tradition, ethics and politics.
    • Treaty of trade and commerce was not in the favor of Nepal.
    • Nepal is rich in mines, minerals and water resources.
    • GST is also a reason for increase in trade deficit these
    couple years.
    RECOMMENDATION
    • Can develop the industrial base
    • Reduce trade barrier
    • Provide professional training
    • Enhance quality of goods
    • Must attain political stability
    • Should develop separate lab to test the quality of goods
    Thank You
    Your questions are heartily
    welcomed…

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