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RCEP, die größte Freihandelszone der Welt: Was beinhaltet der Mega-Deal und mit welchen Auswirkungen ist zu rechnen?

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  • Feodora Teti
  • Hannah-Maria Hildenbrand

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Mit der Unterzeichnung von RCEP entsteht die größte Freihandelszone der Welt, an der die zehn ASEAN-Staaten, China, Japan, Südkorea sowie Australien und Neuseeland teilnehmen. Zwar sind die regionalen Handelsbeziehungen im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum bereits sehr ausgeprägt, aber neben moderaten Zollsenkungen führt die Harmonisierung der Ursprungsregeln, die bisher einen hohen bürokratischen Aufwand für Exporteure darstellen, zu einem Anstieg des Intra-RCEP-Handels. Negative Handelsumlenkungseffekte werden insbesondere für Indien, die USA und die südamerikanischen Mercosur-Länder erwartet; für Europa ist mit geringen negativen Auswirkungen zu rechnen. Gleichzeitig stellen resilientere Lieferketten und eine effizientere Produktion im RCEP-Raum für dort operierende Unternehmen sowie Endkonsumenten eine Chance dar.

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  • Feodora Teti & Hannah-Maria Hildenbrand, 2021. "RCEP, die größte Freihandelszone der Welt: Was beinhaltet der Mega-Deal und mit welchen Auswirkungen ist zu rechnen?," ifo Schnelldienst, ifo Institute - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research at the University of Munich, vol. 74(02), pages 39-44, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:ces:ifosdt:v:74:y:2021:i:02:p:39-44
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