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Trade

We can perform both primary and secondary research for the firms, corporations, or government sector. We can apply various methodologies and help you to answer your queries through our well-developed research services. We offer a range of services- data collection, data analysis, desk research, literature reviews, secondary research, statistical consulting, report writing, presentation and provide recommendations.

Analyzing Trade Patterns

We can evaluate the export-import pattern of the firms, industries, and countries. We can help to locate the market diversification based on the current export and import patterns. We can use many trade analytical tools to analyze trade patterns.

Analyzing role in Global value chains

We understand only export, import statistics may not be sufficient to analyze the potential trade statistics. Thus, we offer, analyzing the firm’s or industry’s involvement in the global value chain and identifying areas as to how to improve its position.

Macroeconomic trend analysis

We provide a holistic viewpoint of macroeconomic trends. Overall Impact could be in terms of recent trade wars, WTO negotiations, tariff, and non-tariff barriers, or other key features that we analyze as per your need.

Critical Evaluations of Policies

We evaluate the macroeconomic trade policies like FTA, RTA, WTO negotiations, and their significant impact on countries, industries, and firms.

Other Researches

We conduct other trade-related researches also like trade finance, an association of trade with the social sector, and intellectual property rights.

Chanakya was a teacher, economist, philosopher, and royal advisor from ancient India. Traditional accounts identify him as Kautilya or Vishnugupta, author of the Arthashastra, an Indian political treatise of the 4th and 3rd centuries BCE. His work is considered an important precursor to classical economics in India as he is known as the father of political science and economics.

His writings are famous even in today’s world and he inspires political and economic theories.

We will follow his wisdom in today’s data revolution.

His words describe how important is to research before taking any action:

“He who is prepared for the future and he who deals cleverly with any situation that may arise are both happy, but the fatalistic man who wholly depends on luck is ruined.”

“A person who cannot decide his goal, simply cannot win.”

“A person who is aware of future troubles, and fight against them with his intelligence will be always happy. And a person you remains inactive (without working ) waiting for good days to come will destroy his own life.”

“Once a man’s ambition is kindled, nothing can stop him. For a businessman, no country can be too far. For a wise man, there is no such thing as a foreign land. He is at home wherever he goes.”

“Skills are called hidden treasure as they save like a mother in a foreign country.”

“Don’t judge the future of a person based on his present conditions, because time has the power to change black coal to shiny diamond.”