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• Out of 542 items from the restricted lists 150 items was transferred to Special Import
License(SIL) and remaining 392 items have been transferred to Open General
license(OGL) List .
•EPCG SCHEME
• An exporter may apply for credit as a specified percentage of FOB value of exports
made in freely convertible currency. This credit can be utilized for import of raw
materials ,intermediates,components,parts,packaging materials etc…
IMPACT OF EXIM POLICY(1997-2002)
•GLOBALIZATION OF INDIAN ECONOMY
•AGRICULTURE
• Additional SIL of 1% for export of agro product, allowing EOUs and other units in EPZ
in agriculture sectors to 50%of their outputs in the domestic tariff area (DTA) on
payment of duty.
• 100% Foreign Equity participation In the case of 100% EOU, and units set up in EPZ.
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QUALITY UP GRADATION
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• ISO 9000 certification has been increased from 2% to 5% of the FOB value of
exports. This has encouraged industries for R&D program.
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• This policy encouraged domestic sourcing of raw materials in order to build of a
strong domestic production based.
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EXIM POLICY(2002-2007)
•SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES(SEZ)
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•EMPLOYMENT ORIENTED
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• Agriculture
• Cottage Sector and Handy Crafts
• Small Scale industry
• Leather
• Textile
• Gems and Jewellery
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TECHNOLOGY ORIENTED
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• Electronic hard ware
• Chemical and Pharmaceuticals.
EXIM POLICY(2004-2009)
• General provisions regarding import and export
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• Promotional measures.
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• Duty Exemptions/Remissions schemes.
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• Export promotion capital goods scheme.
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• EOU,EHTPS.
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• Special Economic zones.
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• Free Trade and Ware housing zones.
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• Dimmed exports
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CONCLUSION
• Export grow significantly.
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• India gains more than 1% of the global export.
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• Manufacturing sector boosted.
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• Service industry flourish and bocome one of the key employer.
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• Increased competitiveness of entire economy.
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• India poised to become a economic super power and a significant player.
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