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India, US Trade Pact to Come into Operation Once India Gets Comparative Advantage
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India's commerce minister, Piyush Goyal, has stated that the India-US trade pact will come into operation once India gains a comparative advantage. The pact aims to boost bilateral trade and investment.
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India, US Trade Pact to Come into Operation Once India Gets Comparative Advantage
India's commerce minister, Piyush Goyal, has stated that the India-US trade pact will come into operation once India gains a comparative advantage. The pact aims to boost bilateral trade and investment, and Goyal believes that India's economic growth will help it achieve this advantage. The exact timeline for the pact's implementation is yet to be determined.
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