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Answer» General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT): - In 1948,23 nations also known as founding members established the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in Geneva. India was one of those 23 nations.
- The main aim of this agreement was to remove barriers from international trade by reducing tariffs, boost international trade and encourage distribution of regional labour.
- The policies established under GATT encouraged free-trade i.e. liberalization and globalization.
- Under GATT, Government of India made several agreements with different countries so that Indian industries can join hands with industries of those countries and make progress.
- Due to GATT, many modern fields of trades emerged in India.
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