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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

[CUTS-TradeForum] Demystifying the Role of ‘Barriers at and behind the Borders’in India: A Case Study of Pharmaceutical Products.

From: CUTS International

Demystifying the Role of ‘Barriers at and behind the Borders’in India: A Case Study of Pharmaceutical Products 
Nilanjan Banik, Professor, Bennett University
Surendar Singh, Fellow, CUTS International

With the significant reduction of tariff barriers to international trade, other forms of barriers, such as barriers at the border and behind borders are considered as the major challenge to the growth of global trade. These barriers are often high in developing countries as compared to developed ones and arise due to divergent regulatory frameworks, inefficient customs procedures, cumbersome export import procedures, administrative hassles, hidden taxes, congestion fee and sub-optimal trade infrastructure. 

Against this backdrop, this Discussion Paper attempts to understand the role of different types of barriers in the import pharmaceutical products in India. It analyses the effect of three main barriers: tariff barriers; non-tariff barriers; and barriers at the border with a particular focus on understanding the role of procedural and regulatory impediments. 

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