As further evidence of the BRIC’s ‘I’ increasing interest in internationally sourced goods, India’s December 2012 imports were valued at $42.5 billion, rising 6.3 percent from December 2011’s $40.0 billion, according to the country’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
As India’s government continues to court investment from global sources for in-country employment and infrastructure improvements, will it be this international market access investment that finances the nation’s imported-product supply chain structural build-out, successfully furthering its emerging (and exporting) development?
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