India's EXIM policy, announced under the Foreign Trade Development and Regulation Act of 1992, aims to liberalize foreign trade and promote exports. The key features of India's trade policy since 1992 include freedom, licensing, and fewer quantitative restrictions. The EXIM policy influences several areas of the economy like globalization, industries, agriculture, foreign investment, quality upgrades, and self-reliance. Its objectives are to accelerate economic growth, sustain development, improve technology and efficiency, and provide quality products and services.

1. EXIM POLICY

2. INTRODUCTION
The India's trade policy, announced under the foreign
trade development and regulation act 1992.EXIM
POLICY- Export and Import policy, would reflect the
extent of regulations or liberalization of foreign trade
and indicate the measures for export promotion.
 In 1962, this policy was selected by government of
India.
 Feature of India's trade policy since 1992 is
 Freedom
 Licensing
 Quantitative restrictions

3. IMPACT OF EXIM POLICY
It influences the following areas of economy
 Globalization of Indian economy.
 Impact on the Indian industry.
 Impact on Agriculture.
 Impact on Foreign Investment.
 Impact on quality up gradation.
 Impact on self-Reliance.

4. HIGHLIGHTS OF EXIM POLICY:
 Period of the EXIM policy.
 Liberalization
 Imports Liberalisation.
 Export promotion capital goods scheme.
 Advanced Licence scheme.
 Duty entitlement pass book scheme.

5.  Preamble.
 Duration.
 Amendments.
 Transitional agreements.
 Free export import.

6. OBJECTIVES OF EXIM POLICY
 To accelerate the economy from low to
high.
 To motivate sustained economy growth.
 To improve technological strength and
efficiency.
 To provide quality products and
services.

7. INDIAN INTERNATIONAL
TRADEAGREEMENT
 The idea behind the new economic policy
known as LPG, was to make the Indian
economy one of the fastest growing
economies in the world.