Authors :
Dr. Govinda Gowda HG; Kritika
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAR973
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Abstract :
In an era marked by unprecedented
globalization and interconnected economies, navigating
the complex landscape of international markets has
become a pivotal challenge for businesses and
governments alike. At the core of this complex web is the
dynamic relationship between trade and export policies
that shape the parameters of economic interactions
between countries. Trade and export policies become
increasingly important tools in the fight for national
economic security, influencing the success or failure of
attempts to penetrate new markets. The complexity of
creating, carrying out, and modifying these policies
necessitates a sophisticated grasp of economic trends,
regulatory frameworks, and geopolitical dynamics.
The purpose of this research is to fill these gaps by
thoroughly exploring the intricacies and implications of
the trade and export policy landscape, and provide
valuable insights to inform informed decisions for all
stakeholders navigating the complex world of
international markets. It can be analysed by examining
the challenges faced, role of export policies in promoting
the exports and the government interface.
The aim is not only to comprehend the existing
landscape but also to anticipate and adapt to the ever-
evolving nature of international trade. The journey
towards comprehensive findings is an exploration into the
strategic nuances that define successful navigation of
international markets.
Data for the purpose is collected through a
structured questionnaire and the data collected is
expected to have the respondent’s knowledge and
understanding of the trade and export policies global
markets. For the purpose of analysis we used the
correlation test in spss software in order to test the
hypothesis and find the relationship between the
variables.
Keywords :
International Markets, Globalization, Trade Policies, Export Promotion Policies.
In an era marked by unprecedented
globalization and interconnected economies, navigating
the complex landscape of international markets has
become a pivotal challenge for businesses and
governments alike. At the core of this complex web is the
dynamic relationship between trade and export policies
that shape the parameters of economic interactions
between countries. Trade and export policies become
increasingly important tools in the fight for national
economic security, influencing the success or failure of
attempts to penetrate new markets. The complexity of
creating, carrying out, and modifying these policies
necessitates a sophisticated grasp of economic trends,
regulatory frameworks, and geopolitical dynamics.
The purpose of this research is to fill these gaps by
thoroughly exploring the intricacies and implications of
the trade and export policy landscape, and provide
valuable insights to inform informed decisions for all
stakeholders navigating the complex world of
international markets. It can be analysed by examining
the challenges faced, role of export policies in promoting
the exports and the government interface.
The aim is not only to comprehend the existing
landscape but also to anticipate and adapt to the ever-
evolving nature of international trade. The journey
towards comprehensive findings is an exploration into the
strategic nuances that define successful navigation of
international markets.
Data for the purpose is collected through a
structured questionnaire and the data collected is
expected to have the respondent’s knowledge and
understanding of the trade and export policies global
markets. For the purpose of analysis we used the
correlation test in spss software in order to test the
hypothesis and find the relationship between the
variables.
Keywords :
International Markets, Globalization, Trade Policies, Export Promotion Policies.
