EXPORT PERFORMANCE AND DIRECTION OF  TRADE OF MAJOR VEGETABLE PRODUCTS  FROM INDIA 3248

oducts and forecasting of future exports.  The secondary data on volume and value of major vegetable products exports  from India were collected for 24 years from the year 1996-2019. The data were analyzed using compound growth rate, coefficient of variation, Cuddy Della Valle index, Hazell’s decomposition analysis, first order Markov chain model, Nominal  protection coefficient, Revealed comparative advantage, Gravity model and ARIMA  model. The findings revealed that the highest compound growth rate was noticed in  export volume in tomato fresh or chilled while the highest instability was in export volume (120.62%)and export value (131.42%) in case of tomato fresh or chilled  during overall period from year 1996-2019. The results of decomposition analysis  revealed that in majority of the vegetable products,the share of mean export quantity  contributed the highest in change in variance of e

EXPORT PERFORMANCE AND DIRECTION OF TRADE OF MAJOR VEGETABLE PRODUCTS FROM INDIA 3248

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oducts and forecasting of future exports. The secondary data on volume and value of major vegetable products exports from India were collected for 24 years from the year 1996-2019. The data were analyzed using compound growth rate, coefficient of variation, Cuddy Della Valle index, Hazell’s decomposition analysis, first order Markov chain model, Nominal protection coefficient, Revealed comparative advantage, Gravity model and ARIMA model. The findings revealed that the highest compound growth rate was noticed in export volume in tomato fresh or chilled while the highest instability was in export volume (120.62%)and export value (131.42%) in case of tomato fresh or chilled during overall period from year 1996-2019. The results of decomposition analysis revealed that in majority of the vegetable products,the share of mean export quantity contributed the highest in change in variance of e

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oducts and forecasting of future exports. The secondary data on volume and value of major vegetable products exports from India were collected for 24 years from the year 1996-2019. The data were analyzed using compound growth rate, coefficient of variation, Cuddy Della Valle index, Hazell’s decomposition analysis, first order Markov chain model, Nominal protection coefficient, Revealed comparative advantage, Gravity model and ARIMA model. The findings revealed that the highest compound growth rate was noticed in export volume in tomato fresh or chilled while the highest instability was in export volume (120.62%)and export value (131.42%) in case of tomato fresh or chilled during overall period from year 1996-2019. The results of decomposition analysis revealed that in majority of the vegetable products,the share of mean export quantity contributed the highest in change in variance of e

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