What does India’s rising imports and rising exports mean? – InterviewSolution

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1.	What does India’s rising imports and rising exports mean?
Answer» Rising imports is a sign that India is developing and so it is demanding more and more goods. Rising exports means India is able to produce exportable surplus of desirable quality and sell it at competitive prices in the world market. Size, Nature and Direction of India’s Foreign Trade

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