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Taking Stock of the Pakistan-India Trade Relationship

A new publication examines the state of the Pakistan-India trade relationship, and what must be done to normalize it.

Taking Stock of the Pakistan-India Trade Relationship

After a period of warming ties in 2011 and 2012, Pakistan-India relations are off to a rough start in 2013--threatening to weaken the momentum for normalizing commercial ties between the two neighbors. A new Asia Program publication on Pakistan-India trade highlights the benefits and risks--for both countries--of a formal trade relationship, and examines what needs to be done to push the process forward.

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