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India's most tariff-protected industries
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6th November 2016
Our friends at Trade News Analysis have produced a pitch perfect table for students looking at the Indian economy. The most tariff-protected sectors in India are alcohol beverages, tea, cars, motorcycles with import duties in the range 100%-150%.
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Theresa May is currently leading a delegation of business people to India with the aim of signing more investment deals between the two countries and to lay some of the foundations for a trade deal (if and) when the UK formally leaves the European Union.
Most tariff-protected sectors in India: alcohol beverages, tea, cars, motorcycles. Tariffs: 100%-150% https://t.co/TXuxjyIoE8 #ITCdata pic.twitter.com/1BypNpwxC2
— Trade News Analysis (@TradeNewsCentre) November 6, 2016
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