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29 Indonesia and India have been recognized for its complementary since 2000-2007. Indonesia’s potential exports correspond highly to India’s world import and are greater than 40 which indicate high complementarity. India has similar condition towards Indonesia. Economic performance <strong>of</strong> both countries has driven both economies to become more complementary in 2007 II.9.4. Export Competition Similarly, products wherein both <strong>the</strong> countries compete with each o<strong>the</strong>r have been identified in Table A.V.1 at HS 6-digit level. Such products can be focused upon for joint export acitivies in <strong>the</strong> global market, a dimension <strong>of</strong>ten missed out in FTA negotiations. II.9.5. Items for Intra-Industry Trade Items at HS 6-digit level that are amenable to intra-industry trade are listed in Table A.VI.1. These can be focused upon in FTA as such products would receive <strong>the</strong> least resistance from domestic stakeholders due to both countries considering full-reciprocity in giving market access to each o<strong>the</strong>r. Table 10. Indonesia and India’s Intra Industry Trade Index
30 Intra industy trade has been being occurred between two countries in some sectors such as chemical and allied industries, stone/glass, machinery/electrical, and metals. II.9.6. Items <strong>of</strong> Export Interest to India Subject to Varying Levels <strong>of</strong> Import Duty in Indonesia An attempt has been made to identify products at HS 6-digit level that are <strong>of</strong> export interest to India (Table VII.1), but <strong>the</strong> corresponding tariffs on <strong>the</strong>m in Indonesia are mostly on <strong>the</strong> higher side (defined as > 5 %). Overall, this chapter shows that <strong>the</strong> present level <strong>of</strong> trade in goods between <strong>the</strong> two countries is below its potential and an appropriate policy regime could provide an impetus to it with <strong>the</strong> help <strong>of</strong> tariff and non-tariff liberalization, trade facilitation infrastructure and cooperation in o<strong>the</strong>r mutually beneficial sectors.
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