INDO-CHINA
TRADE,YUAN IN SDR BASKET AND THE WORLD ECONOMY
ABSTRACT
The
paper studies that India’s export and import intensity are positively related
with GDP growth rate and both are increasing during 1986-2014.Johansen
cointegration test asserted that Trace statistic has 6 cointegrating vectors
and Max Eigen statistics has 3 cointegrating vectors among export intensity, growth
rate, world share of FDI, world share of foreign exchange reserves, US$/yuan
exchange rate.VAR model is stable and variables are related with previous
period. In Johansen cointegration test among import intensity, growth rate, world
FDI share, world foreign exchange reserve share, US$/yuan exchange rate,it was
found that Trace statistic has 3 cointegrating vectors and Max Eigen Statistic
has 2 cointegrating vectors and VAR model is stable. It is verified that one
percent increase in India’s world share in FDI and dollar-Yuan exchange rate
per year led to increase in trade intensity of India to China in export by
0.33% and 1.953% respectively per year significantly during 1986-2014.
Moreover, one percent increase in India’s world share in FDI, Chinese global
share of FDI, dollar yuan rate and India’s global share of foreign exchanges
per year lead to increase in trade intensity of India to China in import by
0.148%, 0.272%,0.912% and 0.622% respectively per year significantly during
1986-2014.
The paper explained that the Chinese Yuan is
included in SDR basket with effect from 1/10/2016 in which the decision was
delayed and its weight in the basket is underestimated having unchanged the
weight of US dollar. It is proposed to reconsider weight of SDR basket by using
world share of international trade as percent of world GDP or by total trade as
percent of world trade. If SDR be considered as international money in the
offing then inclusion of rupee, ruble, rand, Australian dollar, ECOWAS’s common
currency should be reconsidered for wider and equitable importance of SDR
basket.
The paper reviewed the importance and domination of
Indo-China trade in Asia and world in the ancient past but India China relation
has broken after the 1962 war and revived again since 1990s.In recent years’
Indo-China cooperation in trade, commerce, money and finance have been
incorporated in the paper giving emphasis on their strategic role in the world
economy because India China ties can lead to Asian Economic Integration process
and financial integration linkages realizing AMF and in the areas of Indo-USA
defense treaty, Japan-USA defense treaty, Indo-Russian cooperation, Pakistan
China cooperation , Indo-Japan economic cooperation and Indo-ASEAN+3
cooperation respectively.
Key
words-Trade intensity,SDR,growth,VAR,cointegration
JEL-C13,C22,F15,F33,F53
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