Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration
FTAs have gained prominence in the trade policy of Latin American countries to the detriment of other forms of economic integration. In this trend there is a predominance of south-north schemes, where all kinds of asymmetries are evident. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the reduction of...
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description | FTAs have gained prominence in the trade policy of Latin American countries to the detriment of other forms of economic integration. In this trend there is a predominance of south-north schemes, where all kinds of asymmetries are evident. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the reduction of asymmetries should be a primary goal of the FTAs. The methodology is a review of literature on Latin American FTAs with the United States, particularly those signed by Mexico, Chile and Colombia. As a result, we see that an appropriate treatment of the differences between involved economies is not only desirable for the development of Latin American countries but also it is possible through monetary and industrial policy adjusted to the reality of these countries. |
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spelling | doaj.art-bf6ccb1f23db4ad5b47bd2b727a93dca2022-12-22T01:00:53ZengKonrad Lorenz Fundación UniversitariaSuma de Negocios2215-910X2215-910X2012-12-01371932Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integrationJaime Alberto Rendón Acevedo0Universidad de la Salle, Bogotá, ColombiaFTAs have gained prominence in the trade policy of Latin American countries to the detriment of other forms of economic integration. In this trend there is a predominance of south-north schemes, where all kinds of asymmetries are evident. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the reduction of asymmetries should be a primary goal of the FTAs. The methodology is a review of literature on Latin American FTAs with the United States, particularly those signed by Mexico, Chile and Colombia. As a result, we see that an appropriate treatment of the differences between involved economies is not only desirable for the development of Latin American countries but also it is possible through monetary and industrial policy adjusted to the reality of these countries.http://publicaciones.konradlorenz.edu.co/index.php/SumaDeNegocios/article/view/1206economic integrationfree trade agreementsNAFTAasymmetriestrade policy |
spellingShingle | Jaime Alberto Rendón Acevedo Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration Suma de Negocios economic integration free trade agreements NAFTA asymmetries trade policy |
title | Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
title_full | Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
title_fullStr | Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
title_full_unstemmed | Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
title_short | Asymmetries: a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
title_sort | asymmetries a fuzzy topic in the process of integration |
topic | economic integration free trade agreements NAFTA asymmetries trade policy |
url | http://publicaciones.konradlorenz.edu.co/index.php/SumaDeNegocios/article/view/1206 |
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