Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR)
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The Republic of India is a country in South Asia, the 8th largest country in the world by area and
the 2nd largest by population. India, one of the oldest countries in the world, has been under the
rule of British colonizers for 200 years. In 1947, India gained independence with dominion
status, and in 1950 was declared a republic.According to the World Bank, the country's
population is currently 1.38 billion. (2018). Of these, the population over the age of 24 is 572
million. reached This shows that India has the youngest population in the world. According to an
economic study conducted in 2014, the working-age population in the country accounted for
58% of the total population. By 2021, this figure is expected to be more than 64% and will have
the largest share of the population aged 20-35.
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At the same time, we can see that some aspects of the concept of the Delhi Talks are consistent
with the Beijing Talks. Both models aim to introduce a number of liberal aspects of the
Washington Dialogue, taking into account national specifics, using a certain method, timing and
pace of economic change. The main features of both models are: the nature of economic
liberalization, reforms, taking into account structural changes in solving social problems, and the
important role of the state in the control and development of key sectors of the economy, etc.
The fact that India has a large raw material base also determines its superiority in production.
India is rich in raw materials such as coal, iron ore and cotton. India has the 5th largest coal
reserves in the world, the 4th largest producer of 5% of the world's iron ore, and the largest
cotton producer in the world. The availability of large volumes of raw materials reduces the cost
of the product and, as a result, the product produced at a lower price provides a competitive
advantage. The domestic reserves of raw materials in the country can provide the manufacturing
sector without global consumption.
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It is known that no country in the world can develop without establishing foreign economic
relations and conducting trade relations with other countries. In particular, India is one of the
fastest growing countries in the world economy.In the context of globalization, one of the
important directions of India's economic development program is the strategy of integrating the
country into the world economy, including the international trade system.
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The importance of foreign economic relations in the development of India's national economy is
determined by the need to attract additional material and financial resources to the country, as
well as to export some of its products to the world market. During the scientific and
technological revolution, its importance will increase, as the foreign economic relations industry
will become one of the most important channels for the import of scientific and technological
achievements from developed countries.
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