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Acknowledgement IV Contents Page no.
1. Introduction 1. Objectives 2 2. Source of data 2 3. Research Methodology 2

2. International Trade: Conceptual Framework 1. Meaning 4 2. Growth 4 3. Risk Involved 5 4. Certain concepts 7

3. Volume of India’s Foreign Trade 1. Global Majors 8 2. Laws governing India’s export & import trade 11

4. Apex Financial Institutions in India 1. EXIM Bank (Export Import Bank of India) 13 2. ECGC (Export Credit & Guarantee Corporation of India) 16

5. Exports & Import 1. Exports, Procedure & Finance 19 2. Import Procedure & Finance 36

6. Facilities provided by the Banks to Exporters & Importers 1. State Bank of India
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