There Is a Strong Correlation Between Gini Indices In India and the Country's Trade Openness
And Gdp Per Capita, Unlike Inflation Rates, Which Do Not. Trade Openness and Gdp Per Capita Were Shown
To Have Substantial Effects on the Poverty Gap In India But Inflation Rates Had No Effect on It When Data Was
Gathered from Secondary Sources Using a Multi-Case Study Research Technique and the Conventional
Cross-Country Regression Analysis Model. the Only Statistically Significant Correlation Between Gdp Per
Capita and Poverty Incidence Is That of Openness to Trade and Inflation Rates. According to Conventional
Wisdom, More Exports Lead to an Increase In Gdp, Although This Is Not Always the Case. There Is Also
Evidence of This Theoretical Uncertainty In the Empirical Literature Examined. This Research Explores How
Changes In India's Export Performance Affect Poverty Rates In Order to Clear Up This Uncertainty. a Broad
Variety of Macroeconomic Factors Are Analyzed In Order to Determine the Influence of Foreign Trade On
Poverty Reduction In India.