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What is Bilateral Trade Agreements

Global Cargo Industry: Resilience of Asia-Pacific Shipping Industries
Agreements between two countries designed to expand trade by reducing or eliminating tariffs, import quotas, export restraints, and other trade barriers. These agreements aim to encourage trade and investment by creating a more predictable and transparent trading environment.
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Landlocked Horizons to Coastal Challenges: Navigating Resilience in Nepal and India's Shipping Sectors
Bivek Datta (Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur, India)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-1602-3.ch004
Abstract
Encompassed by the intricate landscapes of South Asia, Nepal, and India, close neighbours with diverse cultures and economies, share a vital reliance on efficient shipping for trade and economic growth. This chapter delves into the challenges and opportunities faced by their shipping sectors amid global disruptions and regional complexities. It explores the multifaceted dynamics, examining policy considerations, technological innovations, and collaborative frameworks crucial for the future of shipping. As Nepal and India navigate a dynamic global landscape, policymakers and industry leaders must foster collaboration, adapt to emerging technologies, and commit to resilient and sustainable shipping practices. This effort will not only fortify their maritime sectors but also contribute significantly to the broader discourse on global trade resilience and connectivity.
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Market Receptiveness and Product Positioning Model of Chinese Firms in Emerging Markets
Bilateral Trade Agreements (BTAs) provision are standards employed to negotiate and regulate the conduct of trade issues between two countries in order to achieve long lasting trade resolutions to the mutual benefit of parties involved.
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