The Quality of Exports based on China-India and Its Comparative Research-From the perspective of trade in value added

This paper compares the export quality of China and India based on the perspective of trade in value added. First, we calculate the volume of value added of exports in China and India from the aspect on total number, industrial number and bilateral number. Then comparing the quality of exports between China and India from three dimensions. Result shows that the proportion of exports in value added of China and India continue to decrease compared with the total exports, and the proportion of value added of exports in these two countries are equal almostly; By the view of industrial level, the proportion of China's exports in value added are relatively balanced among different industries, while India's exports in value added mainly concentrated on agricultural sector, nature resource industries and financial services, software information industries. Take on the comparasion of second dimension, China has slight advantages; From the third dimension of market distribution, China's export market tends to be decentralized and the dependence on a certain market decreased by time goes. Forming a striking contrast, Indian market of export turns to be more and more concentrated. So the overall quality of China's export is better than that of India.