Understanding the Determinants of Economic Integration in Latin America
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Understanding the Determinants of Economic Integration in Latin AmericaDate
2017-09Publisher
Center for Economic Integration, Sejong UniversityBibliographic citation
MÁRQUEZ-RAMOS, Laura; FLORENSA, Luis Marcelo; RECALDE, María Luisa. Understanding the Determinants of Economic Integration in Latin America. Journal of Economic Integration, vol.32, No.3, September 2017, p. 558-585.Type
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When signing or enhancing trade agreements with Latin America, political and
institutional factors play a more important role at present compared with their role in
the past. In addition, ... [+]
When signing or enhancing trade agreements with Latin America, political and
institutional factors play a more important role at present compared with their role in
the past. In addition, a better institutional framework increases covered and legally
enforceable provisions in Latin America trade agreements. This paper analyzes the
determinants of economic integration in Latin America and the institutional quality of
signed trade agreements with this region. By focusing on both a discrete choice and a
linear framework, the study results prove that economic, geographic, institutional, and
political factors influence economic integration. This is because these aspects are key
elements in the formation and enhancement of trade agreements both within and outside
Latin America. This study considers the role of additional exogenous political facts, such
as the September 11 attacks in New York City, and the
Revolución Bolivariana,
a leftist
movement in Venezuela, which affected economic integration in Latin America. [-]
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