India’s
economy is considered as the third largest by nominal GDP has the bragging
rights of being the third largest in terms of purchasing powers. The
telecommunication industry is among the worlds fastest and it surpassed Japan
to become among the top three largest Smartphone market in the world. The
balance of any economy in the world largely depends on the imports and exports
of the country. Imports are what a particular country purchases from other
countries while exports are what the country sells to other countries.
Imports
data India has over the year shown the level of import is gradually decreasing
over the years. The best example is clearly shown on the imports of May 2015
which were valued at $32752.99 compared to a figure of $39233.24 in may
2014.The figures clearly show a decrease in imports which is a positive signs
which clearly indicate that the country has focused their energy on to
manufacture the raw materials instead of importing. Export data India has over
time clearly shown the decrease in terms of Exports from the country ,in may
2015 the exports were valued at $ 22346.75 compared to a figure of
$27998.50.These clearly indicates a decline in export which is not healthy for
the country.
Countries in the
world have devised a unified harmonized code that is used for
commodity description and in the coding system. The harmonized code is an internationally standardized system that uses
names and numbers to classify the traded products in order for the products to
be recognized and accepted worldwide. The harmonized code is very simple to
understand and use and it is internationally accepted. The import export data is consolidated form the various different ports
in India and is customized in order to provide information the relevant users. The import export data reports are mainly a combination of various
product keywords, harmonized codes or any predefined parameter in order to provide
the most accurate and relevant information that many analyst and business men
would love to use to measure the performance oif the country’s economy.
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