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AMERICAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
- Background
- Global
- WWI (1914 -1918)
- Political
association
- WWII (1939 - 1945)
- Charter of the UN
- OECD
- OECD
- Brretton Woods treaties
- FMI
- WTO
- GATT
- GATT
- World bank
- FMI
- Charter of the UN
- Political
association
- WWI (1914 -1918)
- Regional
- Monroe
doctrine
- OEA
- Trade agreements
- Mercosur
- Caricom
- BID
- MCCA
- TLCAN
- ALCA
- ALBA
- ALCA
- CEPAL
- CAN
- Mercosur
- Monroe
doctrine
- Global
- Positions
- Pros
- Multilareral trade market
- Industrial expansion
- Ease goods transportation
- Intensify competition
- Economies of scale
- Diversifies exports
- Enhace invesments
- Development of
economic and
monetary policies
- Multilareral trade market
- Cons
- unemployment
- Unidirectional dominance
- up race in imports
prices
- American impelialism
- Asymetry in
economies of
scale
- Replacement of domestic production
- unemployment
- Personal
- An american economic integration it’s an
utopian stage of development, it should be
treated as a long term goal for the continental
governments. Nevertheless many of the South
American nations aren’t competitive enough to
adopt all the requirements and standards. So
far those economies should focus their efforts
in develop their domestic production in order
to avoid be subjugated by more develop
economics like the US
- An american economic integration it’s an
utopian stage of development, it should be
treated as a long term goal for the continental
governments. Nevertheless many of the South
American nations aren’t competitive enough to
adopt all the requirements and standards. So
far those economies should focus their efforts
in develop their domestic production in order
to avoid be subjugated by more develop
economics like the US
- Pros
- Concept
- Originated
- Promote
- Integration power
- Cooperation project
- Integration power
- Promote
- Process where 2 or more
nations agree to to ease or
eliminate trade barriers to
get mutual profit
- Stages
- 1. Preference customs areas
- 3. Customs unions
- 4. Common
market
- 6. Full economic integration
- 5. Economic community
- Brings in
- Security
- Interegional
- Extraregional
- Interegional
- National economic development
- Lifting trade barriers
- Bigger markets
- Security
- Brings in
- 2. Free trade areas
- 1. Preference customs areas
- Stages
- Originated
- Involved partys
- Governments
- Trade associations
- Independent producers
- Consumers
- Multilateral organizations
- Governments
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- iNTEGRACIONES ECONOMICAS MUNDIALES. Recuperado de
http://www.info-just.com/enciclopedia/integraciones_economicas_mundiales.htm
- Rodriguez, M. Tratados de Libre Comercio en America del Sur. Recuperado de
http://publicaciones.caf.com/media/21339/caf_libro_tlc_web_dl-orginal.pdf
- Lopez, N. WHY IS NECESSARY ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN LATIN AMERICA.
Recuperado de
http://www.juridicas.unam.mx/publica/librev/rev/facdermx/cont/258/pr/pr3.pdf
- RECALCA (2004). El Tratado de Libre
Comercio Centroamérica - Estados Unidos
(TLC EU-CA) y el Área de Libre Comercio de las
Américas (ALCA). Recuperado de
http://www.margen.org/tlc/recalca.html
- Dingemand, A. Ross, C. Los acuerdos de libre comercio en América Latina
1990. Una evaluacion de la diversificacion de exportaciones. Recuperado de
http://www.cepal.org/publicaciones/xml/5/48615/RVE108DingemansRoss.pdf
- iNTEGRACIONES ECONOMICAS MUNDIALES. Recuperado de
http://www.info-just.com/enciclopedia/integraciones_economicas_mundiales.htm
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