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What Can India and Pakistan Do To Maximize the Benefits from Trade? endnoTes 1. A sensitive list is a list of goods established by each country for which no tariff concessions are made available. 2. The Logistics Performance Index is based on a worldwide survey of operators on the ground (global freight forwarders and express carriers). They provide feedback on the logistics “friendliness” of the countries in which they operate and in those with which they trade. 3. Full documentation of the GTAP model and the database can be found in Hertel 1997 and also in Dimaranan and McDougall 2002. | 115 |
Non-Trade-Related Stakes of the Pakistan-India Relationship | 116 | AMIN HASHWANI This essay, while acknowledging the immense importance of trade between India and Pakistan, focuses on the non-traderelated stakes of this relationship. People in both countries draw stimulus from the maturity of civil society, the old game of perceptions, the recent phenomena of the media raj, and most importantly the security dynamics of our region. The essay examines each of these issues in detail. It also describes how expanded bilateral trade can strengthen a relationship that already shows great signs of warming—especially on people-to-people levels—and can increase prospects for peace in India and Pakistan, and across South Asia on the whole. BaCKdroP The independence of the Subcontinent from British rule and the simultaneous creation of India and Pakistan have produced one of the most turbulent and violent divisions of the post-World War era. These events represented much more than a process of forced separation or the creation of a distinct political entity. Rather, they formed the basis for long-term practices such as identity, work, and memory, and they had far-reaching sociological implications for communal patterns, generational dynamics, and individual lives. First-hand memories of the migrations, casualties, and myriad dispossessions of homes and property that affected millions of people are still vivid for the older generation, posing amin hashwani is a businessman and founder of the Pakistan-India CEOs Business Forum.
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