Infographic: Can India afford RCEP exit?

India has been in a dilemma to join RCEP. While it is a great opportunity to be a part of what will be the world's largest trading bloc, it comes at a cost

RCEP, once established, will cater to half of world's population controlling a quarter of the world's GDP and trillions of dollars in trade

Joe C Mathew , Mohsin Shaikh & Mudit Kapoor

New Delhi,
Nov 01, 2019,
Updated Nov 16, 2020, 4:33 PM IST

RCEP, once established, will cater to half of world's population controlling a quarter of the world's GDP and trillions of dollars in trade. This BusinessToday.In 'Graphicle' looks into the pros and cons for India if it were to sign up.

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Infographic: Can India afford RCEP exit?

India has been in a dilemma to join RCEP. While it is a great opportunity to be a part of what will be the world's largest trading bloc, it comes at a cost

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