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Hacia una poítica comercial inclusiva para América Latina en la pospandemia
[Towars an inclusive trade policy for Latin America in the post-pandemic period]

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  • Alarco, Germán
  • Sanchium, Toribio

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This study proposes elements for defining a new inclusive trade policy to promote the development of economies. It is based on current international trade trends, new trade and industrial policy theories, and an evaluation of some of the region’s Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). At the same time, it considers recent developments arising from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on planning chains and globalization. Some general guidelines and main components are also included, and it is concluded that trade policy and FTAs must be preceded and accompanied by previous and complementary approaches to avoid mediocre results.

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  • Alarco, Germán & Sanchium, Toribio, 2023. "Hacia una poítica comercial inclusiva para América Latina en la pospandemia [Towars an inclusive trade policy for Latin America in the post-pandemic period]," MPRA Paper 117920, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    • F14 - International Economics - - Trade - - - Empirical Studies of Trade

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