Samenvatting
This research will analyze the economic relationship between India and Africa by
analyzing trade, investments, aid and trade agreements. Moreover, this study will
investigate whether there is substitution effect for the economic relationship between
Europe and Africa and compare the results to China. The engagements of India appear
to be stronger in resource rich countries and prove no substitution effect for the
relationship of Europe and Africa. Moreover, India is also behind China in terms of
trade. However, while India’s engagement might be smaller than China’s and Europe’s
engagement, it might be more beneficial to Africa as the exports provide Africa with a
trade surplus, whereas China and Europe do not. Therefore, the trade between India
and Africa is a positive development for Africa, especially as Africa manages to reinvest
this surplus into the development of its own economy
analyzing trade, investments, aid and trade agreements. Moreover, this study will
investigate whether there is substitution effect for the economic relationship between
Europe and Africa and compare the results to China. The engagements of India appear
to be stronger in resource rich countries and prove no substitution effect for the
relationship of Europe and Africa. Moreover, India is also behind China in terms of
trade. However, while India’s engagement might be smaller than China’s and Europe’s
engagement, it might be more beneficial to Africa as the exports provide Africa with a
trade surplus, whereas China and Europe do not. Therefore, the trade between India
and Africa is a positive development for Africa, especially as Africa manages to reinvest
this surplus into the development of its own economy
Originele taal-2 | English |
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Pagina's (van-tot) | 279-313 |
Aantal pagina's | 35 |
Tijdschrift | Archives of Business Research |
Volume | 5 |
Nummer van het tijdschrift | 3 |
DOI's | |
Status | Published - 25-mrt.-2017 |