Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : VI, Issue : II, March - 2016

COFFEE ECONOMY OF INDIA: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

S.T Bagalkoti, Pallavi Paga

DOI : 10.9780/22307850, By : Laxmi Book Publication

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The coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world after oil and the present study focuses on an economic analysis of coffee production and exports from India and worldwide. It overviews the trends and patterns of coffee production, exports from India and the world. The study shows that coffee production has positive and significance relation with coffee exports in India and the world. The study period is post reform period with little comparison to pre reform period, the data bases are taken from Coffee Board of India for domestic analysis and International Coffee Organisation for global level analysis. The study attempted to find the casual relation between coffee production and coffee exports during post reform period with comparison at global level and found significant relations.

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