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Environmentally Sensitive Goods in India’s Trade: Emerging Challenges and Prospectsing exported from developing countries to markets in the developed economies. While the exports from developing countries, including India, typically include a large share of products from the traditional sector, by classifying most of these as environmentally sensitive goods (ESGs) their market acc

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Indian Microfinance and Codes of Conduct Regulation: A Critical Examination been governed by the codes of conduct (CoC) and fair practices developed by the sector associations and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the central bank of the country. Many different tool kits have also been introduced by donors, investors and international financial agencies, apparently, to help

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Regulatory Standards in Pharmaceuticals and Consumers: Missing Links to inform the consumers. While the economic reforms helped opening up the market for Indian drugs elsewhere, it also brought in improved standards of quality to be followed in the entire supply chain of drugs. Strict implementation of the same has resulted in the closure of units in different state

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From Reverse Engineering to Reverse Innovation: GPNs and the Emerging Powersntries or, rather the multi-national corporations (MNCs)—that global production networks (GPNs) hold, this chapter argues that the changing configuration of global production promises not only reduction of transaction costs but also a definite knowledge advantage to the emerging economies, as India.

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Institutions and Innovation: A Study of ICT-MSMEs in India which has been far from impressive. Poor product quality has often been attributed to inadequacy in institutional framework supporting innovation in MSMEs, even those in the knowledge-based information and communication technology (ICT) subsector that holds much promise for its global presence. Rec

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Promoting Cluster Development Through Decent Work: The Case of the Surat Diamond Processing Cluster input decent working conditions has on sustainable growth. This chapter discusses the decent work and growth implications of the crisis which hit the Surat diamond processing cluster in 2007-08. Deeply dependent on the global, especially Western market, the Surat cluster was badly hit by the crisis

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Regulating Industrialization Through Public Action and Legal Intervention: Interpreting an Ongoing Eruction of local bio-environment that practically stymied local farming, polluted the lifeline river Noyyal and caused livelihood crisis in the region. Through detailed enquiries into the legal process, which involved the Madras High Court setting up an expert committee, the chapter bares open serio

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