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Impactos económicos de los arreglos preferenciales comerciales: una síntesis teórica

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  • Mario D. Tello

    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú - Departamento de economía)

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The present work synthesizes the relevant theoretical propositions for the analysis of the economic impacts of the preferential trade arrangements (PTAs) which have been part of the trade liberalization process implemented in the last two decades by developed and developing economies. These arrangements are divided in three groups of arrangements: i) unilateral (UPTAs), ii) regional (RPTAs) and iii) multilateral (MPTAs). In addition, this paper addresses two questions. The first one, (from the perspective of an individual economy) which of these arrangements benefit the most for an economy?. The second, to what extent UPTAs and especially RPTAs, contribute (or are \’ building blocks or friends\’), obstruct (or are \’stumbling blocks or friends\’) or converge (or are \’stepping stones\’) or not (\’strangers\’) to the PTAs?

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  • Mario D. Tello, 2009. "Impactos económicos de los arreglos preferenciales comerciales: una síntesis teórica," Revista Economía, Fondo Editorial - Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, issue 63, pages 179-232.
    • Handle: RePEc:pcp:pucrev:y:2009:i:63:p:179-232
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