India's Trade Policy: The 1990s and Beyond brings together Arvind Panagariya’s writings on India’s trade and economic policy from 1989 onward. It traces India’s transition from a highly protected trade regime toward economic liberalization beginning in 1991, examining tariff policy, import licensing, anti-dumping measures, and the evolution of India’s approach to international trade.

The book also discusses free trade, protectionism, India’s relationship with China, the WTO and developing-country interests, and the implications of trade-policy choices for India’s economic development. It provides a historical and analytical perspective on major changes in Indian trade policy through 2023.