The Trade Situation,Influencing Factors And Potential Elements Analysis Of Sino-lndian

In recent years, the trade between China and India has developed very quickly. In2011and2012, China and India will enter the "12th five-Year Plan", reviewing ofthe economic reforms undertaken by China and India since the1980s, the economicdevelopment strategy adopted by the two countries is very similar. China and India astwo emerging economies countries, they are also neighboring countries with relativelygood geographical advantages. Although the bilateral trade volume between themincreasing year by year, the proportion is smaller, which compared with the scaletrade with the United States and EU. Researching the development of Sino-Indiantrade, analyzing of the Sino-Indian trade effects, which will promote the Sino-Indiantrade﹑economic development, and provide the theoretical guidance for China tobroaden the market in India. Moreover, researching the economic trade potentialbetween China and India, which will contribute to the development of trade about thedeveloping countries.This paper is based on the bilateral trade of goods import and export data, withreference to the aggregate data by the Chinese customs. This article consists of fiveparts. The first part is the introduction, which describes the background, significanceof the article, research methodology and the main innovation and inadequate. Thesecond part discusses the Sino-Indian trade situation, characteristics and causes. Thispart introduces the Sino-Indian political economic trade development process andtrade situation, which are on the basis of the2010Sino-Indian bilateral trade statistics.Through the comparison of the main exporting and importing countries of theSino-Indian trade, this part summarizes the characteristics of the Sino-Indianeconomic and trade relations, the problems and reasons. The third part is focus on thedevelopment of Sino-Indian trade factors. India is a developing country, it’s tradepattern of merchandise import and export is similar to China’s, they are the existenceof bilateral trade competition and complementarity. The fourth part is mainly aboutthe development potential of bilateral trade, suggestions and countermeasures. Inaddition, this paper discusses the idea of a free trade zone of China and India briefly. In terms of how to strengthen bilateral trade cooperation, this paper proposes fourpoints of countermeasures and suggestions. In short, the final purpose of analysis ofthe Indian trade is to resolve bilateral trade frictions and contradictions, and toconstantly expand bilateral cooperation to new areas, so that they benefit both ofthem.