DESCRIPTION OF DATABASES SUBSCRIBED BY FOREIGN TRADE LIBRARY (DELHI+KOLKATA) 

1. BLOOMBERG

         Bloomberg is accessible only on the specified terminals installed in the Library. Universities and colleges around the globe use Bloomberg to bring the real world of finance into the classroom, providing students with access to the same information platform used by leading decision makers in business, finance and government.

             The Bloomberg Professional service and Bloomberg Terminal seamlessly integrate the very best in data, news and analytics. The Terminal is a 24-hour, global financial services system that provides transparent and reliable financial, economic and government information covering all market sectors. It features company financials, market data spanning more than 20 years, charts, statistics, a communications platform and current news reports.

2. CMIE DATABASE SERVICES:-

    (a)    Commodities (CRIT)

Commodities combines the best of near real-time spot prices and market intelligence, historical fundamental data and robust forecasts for agricultural crops. This is the ideal database for investors into the commodities markets in India, for banks and non-banking finance companies who finance warehousing and logistics companies in the space of agricultural commodities.

Commodities trading in India involves a bewildering array of commodity varieties that are traded in hundreds of markets. Markets vary from the modern futures exchanges to the traditional local markets in the interiors of India.

CMIE excels in streamlining the data generated from this amazing kaleidoscope and render it in an easily usable manner.

Commodities delivers prices data on 200 varieties of 70 commodities from 150 markets.

CMIE has its own price-polling and market intelligence gathering infrastructure. This is supplemented with price data obtained from official sources and from the commodity exchanges.

Commodities provides time-series data on area, production, yield, value of output of agricultural crops and weekly updates on progress of sowing. This is the most comprehensive source of fundamental data on crops in India.

Besides delivering copious historical data, Commodities also provides forecasts for area, production and yield of crops. These forecasts are generated by researchers at CMIE and are based on quantitative analysis and a close and continuous monitoring of prices, sowing and the weather.

    (b)   Economic Outlook

The Economic Outlook provides CMIE's view on where the Indian economy stands and where it is likely headed. This view is derived from a careful and continuous monitoring of all new data releases. New data releases are analysed in real-time in the context of the historical trends and in the context of other current data releases. Economic Outlook therefore provides a comprehensive and integrated view of the Indian economy.

Every data release is dealt with at three levels - Tidings, which is a quick delivery of the facts, Insights, which is a deeper and contextual analysis of the new data release and, Outlook, which is a forward looking essay that describes the implications of the new data release.

The core strength of the Economic Outlook is the underlying database. The service provides full access to this database. Time series on more than a 410,000 indicators are provided in multiple frequencies and in the form of several derivations. The full set of indicators including all frequencies and derivations add up to nearly a million time-series. All these are presented in intelligently laid-out tabulations.

Tabulations are supported with readymade graphics and also a graphing tool. The data can be easily downloaded into spreadsheets or as csv files.

CMIE's statistical forecasts are provided in separate tabulations.

Economic Outlook also provides scanned images of the original source documents used in building the time-series.

The Economic Outlook replaces two of CMIE's earlier services - the Economic Intelligence Service and Business Beacon.

    (c)   India Trades

India Trades packages India's official trade statistics and a host of related data in a sophisticated software system to enable quick and easy access, perform searches, generate reports, plot graphs and facilitate analysis.

In an age of globalization and intense competition, reliable and up-to-date information is critical to exports growth and trade efficiency. India Trades provides this basic infrastructure to enable the discovery of opportunities in exports as well as imports.

India Trades is based essentially on the detailed foreign trade statistics provided by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence & Statistics, Ministry of Commerce. The package contains information on trade in over 20,000 commodities with hundred of countries. The report generation system facilitates the selection of your set of commodities, destinations, time periods, currencies, etc. and lay out the relevant information in simple statistical tables.

The query facility permits the identification of commodities, countries, or companies, which meet a set of specified conditions. Query is the most powerful feature of India Trades. With this, the database can be queried with complex mathematical expression to identify trends and opportunities. For example user Can run a query on all Pharmaceutical products having HS code 30.

The database answers queries like Find the fastest growing export markets for India. Where it looks for the countries where exports from India have been increasing for say past 2 consecutive years and finds the top countries in terms of export growth in the most recent period. This search can be executed for overall export growth or export growth of a specified set of commodities.

India Trades also handles queries like Pick the top export companies. Where it tracks down the companies whose total exports increased during the most recent year.

Reports

A variety of reports have been designed to present the detailed foreign trade statistics sourced from DGCI&S. Reports on India's Exports to Different Countries Reports can also be generated on a set of commodities for any number of countries over any period of time.

     (d)  Prowess

Prowess is a database of the financial performance of over 27,000 companies. It includes all companies traded on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange, thousands of unlisted public limited companies and hundreds of private limited companies. It also includes a number of important business entities that are not registered companies.

Prowess is an indispensable source to understand the performance of active business enterprises in India.

The Prowess database is built from Annual Reports, quarterly financial statements, Stock Exchange feeds and other reliable sources. There are over 3,400 data fields per company in Prowess.

The database is normalised to enable inter-company and inter-temporal comparisons. This enhances the usefulness of the database in decision making.

Prowess provides time-series data for the past two decades. It covers the entire post-reforms period in India. The database is updated every day with regular intra-day and end-of-day updates.

1. Credit appraisal officers and risk managers use Prowess in banks and NBFCs

2. Rating agencies use Prowess in evaluating companies

3. Accounting firms use Prowess in Transfer Pricing Taxation

4. Sell-side broking firms use Prowess in their research reports

5. Buy-side investment institutions use Prowess to track their portfolios

6. Business schools use Prowess in teaching and in research

7. Academia uses Prowess to source data for their research work

(e)  Industry Outlook

                 Industry outlook- Industry Outlook is a comprehensive service that provides detailed information on Indian industries. It includes the mining, manufacturing, utilities and services industries. A total of 193 industries are covered.

                The service provides detailed historical data on capacity, production, foreign trade, sales, prices, annual and quarterly financial performance of the industry and its detailed break-up by companies, new capacities built and expected to be commissioned, performance of listed companies on the bourses, data culled from the Annual Survey of Industries and from RBI's industrial outlook surveys.

                Industry Outlook provides insights, outlook and forecasts. It is designed to provide a near to medium term view of Indian industries.

 3.      COMMODITIES UNCTAD STAT

It provides the latest monthly average commodity prices and prices indices for different commodity groups such as tropical beverages, oilseeds and oils, agricultural raw materials, minerals, ores and metals as well as a combined index presented in current dollars and SDR, moving averages, and graphs. This monthly publication is a handy excerpt of the long time series included in the UNCTADstat

  4.     COMTRADE

The United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database (UN Comtrade) contains detailed imports and exports statistics reported by statistical authorities of close to 200 countries or areas. It concerns annual trade data from 1962 to the most recent year. UN Comtrade is considered the most comprehensive trade database available with more than 1 billion records. A typical record is – for instance – the exports of cars from Germany to the United States in 2004 in terms of value (US dollars), weight and supplementary quantity (number of cars). The database is continuously updated. Whenever trade data are received from the national authorities, they are standardized by the UN Statistics Division and then added to UN Comtrade.

         Limitations

UN Comtrade is available to the general public and should be used with good knowledge of its limitations. Please read the following points very carefully before extracting and using data:

• Countries (or areas) do not necessarily report their trade statistics for each and every year. This means that aggregations of data into groups of countries may involve countries with no reported data for a specific year. UN Comtrade does not contain estimates for missing data. Therefore, trade of a country group could be understated due to unavailability of some country data.
• Data are made available in several commodity classifications, but not all countries necessarily report in the most recent commodity classification. Again, UN Comtrade does not contain estimates for data of countries which do not report in the most recent classification.
• When data are converted from a more recent to an older classification it may occur that some of the converted commodity codes contain more (or less) products than what is implied by the official commodity heading. No adjustments are made for these cases.
• Imports reported by one country do not coincide with exports reported by its trading partner. Differences are due to various factors including valuation (imports CIF, exports FOB), differences in inclusions/ exclusions of particular commodities, timing etc. The recommendations for international merchandise trade statistics can be found in the International Merchandise Trade Statistics: Compilers Manual ). Additional methodological information can be found on the same web page.
• Almost all countries report as partner country for imports the country of origin (see Metadata & References > Explanatory Notes) which is determined by the rules of origin established by each country (see International Merchandise Trade Statistics, Concepts and Definitions, Rev.2, para. 139 and 140). Hence, the term ‘partner country’ in the case of imports does not necessarily imply any direct trading relationship.

  5.       DELNET

DELNET was started at the India International Centre Library in January 1988 and was registered as a society in 1992. DELNET has been established with the prime objective of promoting resource sharing among the libraries through the development of a network of libraries. It aims to collect, store, and disseminate information besides offering computerised services to users, to coordinate efforts for suitable collection development and also to reduce unnecessary duplication wherever possible. It provide access to DELNET Union Catalogues and other Database to Member-Libraries.

 6.      EBSCO

Established in 1944, EBSCO is the world’s leading information agent providing consultative services and cutting-edge technology for managing and accessing quality content, including print and ejournals, e-packages, research databases, e-books and more. Library is subscribing BUSINESS SOURCE COMPLETE

Business Source Complete is the world's definitive scholarly business database, providing the leading collection of bibliographic and full text content. As part of the comprehensive coverage offered by this database, indexing and abstracts for the most important scholarly business journals back as far as 1886 are included. In addition, searchable cited references are provided for more than 1,300 journals

7.       ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE UNIT (EIU)

EIU offers forecasting and advisory services to its clients. It provides country, industry and management analysis worldwide. It is particularly well known for its monthly country reports, five-year country economic forecasts, country risk service reports, and industry reports. The EIU’s Country Report service covers nearly 200 countries and looks at the short- and medium-term economic and political outlook for a country. It also includes analysis of recent developments. Each report examines and explains in-depth the issues shaping the countries in which you operate. In addition to a monthly forecast, the Country Report service offers articles on notable events in a country, and the impact that these events have on the EIU’s forecast.

8.       EMERALD MANAGEMENT PLUS

Emerald Management PlusThe premium and most comprehensive of the collections, Emerald Management Plus provides you with access to the entire collection of over 230 journals as well as instant access to new titles launched in the field of business and management, as soon as they are published.

Further subscription options are available, comprising 40, 120 or 175 titles, allowing you to select the resource that best suits your requirements.IIFT is subscribing EMERALD MANAGEMENT 175 titles.

9.       e-Pharma mail (CRIT)

A daily electronic newsletter from pharmabiz.com containing all the important national and international news of the pharma world, e-mailed to you every morning except Sundays and Indian public holidays. Plus information and happenings related to Policy & Regulations, Research, Clinical Trials, Technology, Patents and many other subjects relevant to pharma industry. At an annual subscription of only Rs. 4000/- (inclusive of 12.36% service tax), it is certainly a package no pharma top executive or decision maker can ignore.

10.       EUROMONITOR

              Euromonitor Passport is a global market research database providing statistics, analysis, reports, surveys and breaking news on industries, countries and consumers worldwide.  Passport connects market research to your company goals and annual planning, analysing market context, competitor insight and future trends impacting businesses globally. And with 90% of our clients renewing every year, companies around the world rely on Passport to develop and expand business opportunities, answer critical tactical questions and influence strategic decision making.

             Passport offers and examines: 

• Detailed analysis of consumer and industrial markets around the world across 781 cities, 210 countries, and 27 industries with historic data from 1997 and forecasts through 2020. Passport data is completely cross-country comparable.

• Industry analysis across fast moving consumer goods and services, including market performance, market size, company and brand shares and profiles of leading companies and brands

• Industrial makeup of the world’s largest economies, examining business to business economic influences and the forces behind strategy development, production and supply chains, economic modeling and forecasting, econometrics, data mining, scenario planning, urban economics and wealth distribution.

• Data and analysis on consumer lifestyles, population trends, and socioeconomic analysis for every country, lifestyle and consumer type down to the city level

• Timely commentary on factors influencing the global, regional and local business environment

• Surveys exploring consumer opinions, attitudes and behaviours

 11.       INDIASTAT.COM

Indiastat.com It is India's comprehensive statistical information portal that provides recent, exhaustive, authentic socio-economic statistical data. It provides depth of India specific, socio-economic statistical facts and figures culled from various secondary sources it is a portal of state specific sites which provide statistical data for all the major socio-economic parameters of the Indian States. District level data where ever availble can also be viewed. Through this exhaustive compiled data can be accessed and download in MS-Excel/HTML formats. Operation: Type the URL http://www.indiastat.com and click on the IP long in button on the extreme right side of the page to access statistical information from different areas of field.

12.       INSIDE US TRADE/ World Trade Online (CRIT)

World Trade Online is an online news service for subscribers to Inside U.S. Trade. Access to World Trade Online's full range of services is through payment of an online access fee. Access is controlled with a user name and password. Some of the features of World Trade Online include:

Daily News - Exclusive breaking news stories and investigative reporting posted throughout the day;

Inside U.S. Trade Electronic Access - Instant online access to the weekly Inside U.S. Trade newsletter with a Friday morning email alerting you to the latest issue;

Documents - A database library comprising over 100,000 valuable trade-related documents selected by our editors including policy papers, WTO decisions, draft and final regulations, court decisions, legislation and much more;

Around the World - News from the USA, the Western Hemisphere, Europe & Africa, Asia & the Pacific as well as all of the major international organizations.

News on the WTO - The Doha Round, Dispute Settlement, Trade Council and Goods, Committee Decisions & Notifications, Accession, plus other important news.

FTA Central - Free Trade Agreements in Negotiation and FTAs in Effect.

Trade News in Focus - Background documents on the major news issues of the day, currently including the Obama White House, Export Controls and Climate Change, with news subjects added as they occur.

'The Trade Insider' - an editorial weekly email report with the most important news of the week.

13.       International monetary fund (IMF)

             (a) BALANCE OF PAYMENT

The BOP database contains time series data from 1948. Balance of Payments Statistics summarizes, for a specific period, the economic transactions of an economy with the rest of the world. It reports total goods, services, factor income, and current transfers an economy receives from or provides to the rest of the world as well as capital transfers and changes in each economy's external financial claims and liabilities

             (b) DIRECTION OF TRADE

The DOT database contains time series data from 1980. Direction of Trade Statistics provides critical data on the value of merchandise exports and imports between each country and all its trading partners. It reports total bilateral and multilateral exports and imports aggregated at national or regional group level.

              (c) International Financial Statistics(Ifs)

International Financial Statistics (IFS) database through an easy-to-use online service. The IFS database contains time series data from 1948. International Financial Statistics is a standard source of international statistics on all aspects of international and domestic finance. It reports, for most countries of the world, current data needed in the analysis of problems of international payments and of inflation and deflation, i.e., data on exchange rates, international liquidity, international banking, money and banking, interest rates, prices, production, international transactions, government accounts, and national accounts.

14.       International trade centre (ITC):-

(a) Investment Map

The Investment Map database collects yearly FDI statistics for about 200 countries and detailed FDI sectoral and/or country breakdown for about 115 countries.
The Investment Map helps Investment Promotion Agencies identify priority sectors and competing countries for foreign investments, as well as existing and potential foreign investors. Moreover, it helps companies identify potential locations for investment abroad

(b) Standards Map

Standards Map provides users with information enabling them to analyse and compare information on 100 voluntary standards operating in over 200 countries, and certifying products and services in more than 80 economic sectors.

Through an intuitive and user-friendly search process, users can review and compare standards across common themes and criteria. Standards Map also includes additional reference material to increase awareness and knowledge of voluntary standards, including quick-fact sheets for each of the standards referenced to and links to more than 250 academic studies, dissertations and research papers.

               (c) Trade Competitiveness Map

provides country market analysis profiles for around 240 countries and territories. Each profile provides a series of tools to facilitate strategic market research, monitor national and sectoral trade and macro-economic performance and design trade development strategies.

For each country, Trade Competitiveness Map offers: Trade Performance Index (TPI) – assess sectoral trade performance. The TPI provides a general profile and ranking for a country’s key export sectors as well as a series of static and dynamic indicators to assess each sector’s international competitiveness. Five years of trade data are provided. - technical notes

National Export Performance and National Import Profile – provide an overview of the export/import performance of countries by looking at the composition of their trade portfolio in terms of the dynamics of international demand and sector diversification. Five years of trade data are provided. - technical notes. The Consistency of Trade Statistics and Technical Notes on Trade Data – provides a comparison of a selected country’s trade statistics with partner country statistics in order to identify discrepancies between the two and gauge their consistency. Technical notes provide comments on the way national trade data has been gathered and on its limitations

               (d) Trade Map

 It covers 220 countries and territories and 5300 products of the Harmonized System. Trade data is also available at the tariff line level for more than 150 countries and on a quarterly and monthly basis for more than 90 countries.

Global Trade indicators for 2012 are now available in Trade Map, based on data reported by 112 countries

15.       JSTOR (CRIT)

It offers high-quality, interdisciplinary content to support scholarship and teaching. It includes over one thousand leading academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, as well as select monographs and other materials valuable for academic work. Journals are always included from volume 1, issue 1 and include previous and unrelated titles. Beginning in 2011, current issues for more than 150 journals will be available on JSTOR as part of the Current Scholarship Program. 

Additional collections include valuable primary source content complementary to the academic journals and monographs. The entire corpus is full-text searchable, offers search term highlighting, includes high-quality images, and is interlinked by millions of citations and references. The content is expanded continuously with a current emphasis on international publications as well as pamphlets, images, and manuscripts from libraries, societies, and museums.  

16.       MANUPATRA (CRIT)

                      MANUPATRA:- Manupatra is the pioneer in online legal research in India. It is the leading provider of legal, taxation, corporate and business policy content, with delivery capabilities in print and electronic media. With primary documents and proprietary analytical content covering treatises, digests, editorial enhancements, Manupatra has created the largest and most comprehensive online legal resource. Contents- Courts & Tribunals- SUPREME COURT (1950 - Current); All HIGH COURTS OF INDIA - Inception of each court – Current; PRIVY COUNCIL CASES; ORDERS OF TRIBUNALS & COMMISSIONS; INTERNATIONAL DATABASE; BARE ACTS/STATUTES; BILLS IN PARLIAMENT AND ORDINANCES; NOTIFICATIONS & CIRCULARS; FORMS ON 35 SUBJECTS OF LAW ARE COVERED; COMMITTEE REPORTS; EXTRADITION TREATIES; BUSINESS & POLICY- WTO; ANTI-DUMPING; ARBITRATION; CYBER / IT LAWS / IPR; FOREX & BANKING; CAPITAL MARKET; CORPORATE LAWS; COMPETITION LAWS; EMPLOYMENT LAWS (Module covers Labour, Industrial and Service Laws); DIRECT TAXATION; INDIRECT TAXATION; VAT (Value Added Tax); FOREIGN TRADE POLICY AND PROCEDURES; HUMAN RIGHTS; INDIAN INDUSTRIAL POLICIES & PROCEDURES; ENVIRONMENT; MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION LAWS; INSURANCE; POWER AND ENERGY; MINES AND MINERALS; COMPLIANCE.

17. OECD iLIBRARY

OECD iLibrary- OECD is one of the most innovative publishers in its field and one of the most prolific and reliable sources of comparable economic and social data. OECD Publishing is responsible for disseminating the content of the OECD collected from 34 member countries and many other non-member countries. OECD iLibrary uses its wealth of information on a broad range of topics to help government foster prosperity and fight poverty through economic growth and financial stability.  OECD iLibrary bring to your desk huge collection of databases, statistics, journals and working papers released since 1998 from OECD, IEA (International Energy Agency), NEA (Nuclear Energy Agency), OECD Development Centre and ITF (International Transport Forum).

OECD iLibrary consists of books, journals, papers, statistics (Databases & Key Tables) for 17 diverse themes which are as under – Agriculture and Food ;Development; Economics; Education; Employment; Energy – IEA; Environment; Finance and Investments; Governance; Industry and Services; Nuclear Energy– NEA; Science and Technology; Social Issues, Migration and Health; Taxation; Trade; Transport– ITF; Urban, Rural and Regional Development.

18.       PROQUEST

 It provides archives of sources such as newspapers, periodicals, dissertations, and aggregated databases of many types. Its content is estimated at 125 billion digital pages. Content is accessed most commonly through library internet gateways, with navigation through such search platforms as Pro Quest, Pro Quest connects people with vetted, reliable information. Key to serious research, the company has forged a 70-year reputation as a gateway to the world’s knowledge – from dissertations to governmental and cultural archives to news, in all its forms. Its role is essential to libraries and other organizations whose missions depend on the delivery of complete, trustworthy information.

19. SCIENCE DIRECT

ScienceDirect is Elsevier’s peer-reviewed, full-text database of nearly 26,000 book titles and more than 2,500 journal titles. In addition to sophisticated search and retrieval tools, ScienceDirect includes content integrated from a variety of external sources in the form of audio, video and datasets. FTL subscribes its Economics, Econometrics & Finance, and Business Management & Accounting.

20      SUNS- South-North Development Monitor (CRIT)

• SUNS is a unique source of information and analyses on international development issues with particular focus on North-South and South-South negotiations.
• Over the years SUNS has provided unique in-depth coverage of the activities of the Non-Aligned countries, of the Group of 77 and other regional and inter-regional groups of the South and the non-governmental organizations.
• The SUNS has been a unique source of information, from the Southern perspective, of the processes of negotiations, formal and informal, of GATT and the Uruguay Round, the Mid-Term Review Process, the Brussels Ministerial Session and since then, the UNCTAD Conferences, and of the entire debates and dialogue on environment/development issues, the Earth Summit of the UN Conference on Environment and Development including the preparatory process in the run up to it and the related Climate and Biodiversity Treaties, as well as their follow-up.

21.       World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS)

WITS is a software developed by the World Bank, in close collaboration and consultation with various International Organizations including  United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), International Trade Center (ITC), United Nations Statistical Division (UNSD) and World Trade Organization (WTO).WITS gives you access to major international trade, tariffs and non-tariff data compilations: The UN COMTRADE database maintained by the UNSD gives Exports and imports by detailed commodity and partner country

 22.     World Bank Online (WB)

      (a)  African Development Indicators (ADI)

The primary World Bank collection of development indicators on Africa, compiled from officially-recognized international sources. It presents the most current and accurate global development data available, and includes national, regional and global estimates.

      (b)  Global Development Finance (GDF)

is an external debt and financial flow data for the 136    countries that report public and publicly guaranteed debt to the World Bank's Debtor Reporting System. The time series for 200 indicators run from 1970 to 2014 where available. The indicators include external debt stocks and flows, major economic aggregates, and key debt ratios as well as average terms of new commitments, currency composition of long-term debt, debt restructurings, and scheduled debt service projections.

      (c) Global Economic Monitor (GEM)

Providing daily updates of global economic developments, with coverage of high income- as well as developing countries. Daily data updates are provided for exchange rates, equity markets, interest rates, stripped bond spreads, and emerging market bond indices. Monthly data coverage (updated daily and populated upon availability) is provided for consumer prices, high-tech market indicators, industrial production and merchandise trade.

      (d) World Development Indicators (WDI)

The primary World Bank collection of development indicators, presents the most current and accurate global development data available, and includes national, regional and global estimates.

23.       WORLD TRADE ATLAS

Global Trade Information Services, Inc. (GTI) incorporated in 1993, was established to promote a better understanding of global economic development. With the globalization of world markets, trade data analysis was becoming increasingly important in understanding the dynamics of world trade. Recognizing this development, coupled with an understanding of advances in personal computer technology, GTI developed a new and better software solution for trade data analysis. Today, GTI is recognized as the premier supplier of international merchandise trade data on the Internet. GTI presently serves clients in over 250 cities in 50 countries worldwide.

IIFT subscribes the following countries

 (1) Argentina (2) Brazil  (3) China  (4) Canada  (5) France  (6) Germany (7) Hong Kong (8) India  (9) Indonesia  (10) Iran (11)Japan  (12) Malaysia (13) Mexico  (14) New Zealand  (15) Nigeria  (16) Russia  (17)Singapore  (18) Saudi Arabia (19)South Africa  (20)South Korea  (21) Sri Lanka (22) Switzerland (23) Taiwan (24) Thailand (25) U.K.  (26) United States (27) U. A. E

The World Trade Atlas® from Global Trade Information Services is the premier source in the world for timely, easy-to-use trade data. Our unique and dynamic interface allows you to access the data you need with a minimal amount of effort, while providing powerful features that save time. World Trade Atlas® reports commodities using all levels of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule from the official sources of more than 70 reporting countries. Imports and exports can be displayed using value, quantity and average unit price, as well as import and export market share positions and percent change.

World Trade Atlas helps to:

• Determine the value of a specific product and identify countries

       to or from which the product is being exported or imported.

• Find the existing market share of each product by country.
• Compare one country’s trade with others by product.
• Examine new markets and competing products.
• Analyze trends in the market by viewing historical data.

   24.  Westlaw India (CRIT)

Westlaw India is a Database that comprehensively combines International Legal materials with Indian Legal contents. Coverage includes all Bare Acts from 1850 to today and a comprehensive collection of Rules and Regulations from 1890. Whether you enter the name of an act or a provision in our Search and Advanced Search fields, or if you are browsing by year or act title, we can help you find the needle in the legislation haystack. Alongside the Indian legislation, Westlaw India also includes legislation from the UK, EU, United States and other Commonwealth jurisdictions.