Constant Market Share Analysis

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ABSTRACT

The paper focuses on bilateral strategic cooperation between India and Africa highlighting that some of the fastest-growing economies in the world are now in Africa. It has analyzed the overall trade dynamics between India and Africa in select sectors, where two dimensional scatter diagrams (average export growth and average export value) are used to identify the countries which are poised for economic growth in the selected sectors. Further Constant Market Share Analysis (CMS) model is used to understand the reason of export growth and more precisely the role of competitiveness gain in African market. The paper also

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