1. Intoduction to trade
1.1. Home trade
1.1.1. Local
1.1.2. Regional
1.1.3. Interregional
2. Terms of trade
2.1. NET barter
2.2. Gross benter
2.3. Income
2.4. Single and double factorial
2.5. Real cost
2.6. Utility
3. Balance of trade
3.1. Financiaing of forgein trade
4. Export promotion
5. Balance of payment
5.1. Current account transaction
5.1.1. Merchandise or visible items
5.1.2. Invisible items
5.2. Capital account
5.2.1. Forgein investment
5.2.1.1. Forgein direct investment
5.2.1.2. Portfolio investment
5.2.2. Loans
5.2.2.1. External commercial borrowing
5.2.2.2. External assistance
5.2.3. Banking capital
6. Trade in India
6.1. Strategy of trade policy in india
6.2. Trade relations
6.3. India's forgein trade
6.3.1. Recent trends
6.3.1.1. Composition of trade
6.3.1.1.1. Bulk consumption
6.3.1.1.2. Composition of import
6.3.1.1.3. Composition of export
6.3.1.2. Change in value if trade
6.3.1.3. Direction of trade
6.3.1.3.1. Direction of import
6.3.1.3.2. Direction of export
6.3.2. During planning period
6.3.2.1. Major export
6.3.2.2. Major import
6.4. Internal trade of India
6.5. National level institution
6.5.1. EXIM and ECGC
7. International trade
7.1. World trade organisation
7.2. GATT and UNCTAD
7.3. Recent world trade scenario
7.4. Theories
7.4.1. Absolute advantage
7.4.2. Comparative advantage
7.4.3. Opportunities cost principal
7.4.4. Heckscher ohlin approach
7.4.5. Availability approach