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Running Heading: International Trade: Entering Markets

   

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1Running Heading: INTERNATIONAL TRADEInternational Trade: Entering Markets[Student’s Name][Institute’s Name][Date]
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2Running Heading: INTERNATIONAL TRADETable of ContentsIntroduction...................................................................................................3Key Risk Factors.............................................................................................4Implications of trade tariff..................................................................................5Implications are different imposed on BRIC countries.................................................6Conclusion...................................................................................................6References...................................................................................................7
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3Running Heading: INTERNATIONAL TRADEInternational Trade: Entering MarketsIntroductionEmerging countries practiced higher growth and a lower increase in the new time. This isdue to the influence of change in developed domestic monetary marketplaces on export mandate.In particular, the enactment of the alleged BRICS Brazil, Russia, India, and China has improved.India is only of the biggest customer marketplaces in the realm, with a population of intermediateclass customers predictable to grasp 200 million in 2020 and 2030, 475 million. The reportprovides a foreign market entry strategy for a Texas-based startup that manufactures optical,medical, and surgical instruments in the Indian market. To enter the Indian market, businessexecutives need to know the latest set of risks, complexities, and practical rules. The study alsoexamines the key risk factors for US trade tariff entry and its implications in India and otherBRICS countries. As a result, the BRICS countries are developing rapidly under a future tradepolicy framework.The value of a foreign direct investment in the United States in India was $16.7 billion in2019, a strong upsurge from the preceding time. India's direct investment in the US is throughprofessional, scientific, and technological services, but it also includes warehousing andmanufacturing. In 2019, US FDI in India was worth $46 billion, but US investment arrives in thecountry from a third country terminus. The significant seven months of 2020 saw hugeannouncements by US multinationals such as Google, Facebook, and Amazon to invest tens ofbillions of dollars. US companies directly employ 1.3 million Indians and support an estimated 6million jobs nationwide. American companies are the most prominent foreign investors andmanagers in India[ CITATION Fer13 \l 2057 ].
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