November 6-12, 1983 requisite for understanding the effectiveness of preferential treatment.
The final question relates to the prospects and problems facing exports of countries such as India to the EEC and ACP, In the light of the preferential arrangements. This problem can be approached in two ways. First, given the constraints resulting from the ACP- EEC arrangements, countries like India can still examine ways and means of exploiting trading opportunities if any. The author has not considered this route. Second, recommendations can be made regarding changing the structure of arrangements in the EEC-AGP relationship to carve out a role for India.
