Integrating Latin America and the Caribbean: Potential effects of removing tariffs and streamlining non-tariff measures
2021-02-15
LC/TS.2020/113
This study analyses the impact of reducing intraregional trade barriers in the context of a free trade agreement in Latin America and the Caribbean. It concludes that a full tariff reduction and elimination of non-tariff measures would have positive impacts on trade, production, welfare and employment across the region.
Abstract .-- Introduction .-- I. Tariff protection .-- II. Non-tariff measures (NTMs) .-- III. Estimated bilateral total protection .-- IV. A Latin American Free Trade Agreement (FTA): incorporating NTMs into a CGE framework .-- Conclusions.
COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL; FACILITACION DEL COMERCIO; ARANCELES; BARRERAS NO ARANCELARIAS; INTEGRACION ECONOMICA; COMERCIO INTRARREGIONAL; CONVENIOS COMERCIALES; DESARROLLO ECONOMICO; LIBRE COMERCIO; INTERNATIONAL TRADE; TRADE FACILITATION; TARIFFS; NON-TARIFF BARRIERS; ECONOMIC INTEGRATION; INTRAREGIONAL TRADE; TRADE AGREEMENTS; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; FREE TRADE;
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