Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?

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spelling oai-11362-48672020-10-01T18:34:48Z Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind? Kosacoff, Bernardo López, Andrés Pedrazzoli, Mara COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL DATOS ESTADISTICOS EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES EVALUACION EXPORTACIONES GLOBALIZACION INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA INVERSIONES COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS EVALUATION EXPORTS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBALIZATION INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVESTMENTS STATISTICAL DATA TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS TRADE IN SERVICES Includes bibliography This document has the purpose of contributing to the analysis of trends and prospects of Latin America's insertion into the new global scenario, characterized by a growing integration of national economies – through trade, investment, finance, etc. – and the increasing internationalization of the so-called global value chains (GVCs).The opportunities and challenges presented by this GVC phenomenon are different and their effects not always homogeneous. In this paper, we study their impact on the developing economies, focusing particularly on Latin America. The insertion into the GVCs may help diversify exports, create new jobs and acquire new technological capabilities in keeping with the best international practices, which will strengthen the competitiveness of lagging countries. However, distributive effects and spillovers to domestic economies – and therefore, in more general terms – their impact on development – are less clear. Admitting that we are speaking of a heterogeneous reality, the present situation proves to be “unsatisfactory”, taking into account that some countries play a minor role in the GVCs, while others, more inserted into them, show, in general terms, relatively small spillovers. Factors behind these trends are evaluated and some political lessons that help improve the region's positioning in today's global scenario are drawn. The document is structured as follows: in the second section, we present information on trade and FDI worldwide trends, particularly in terms of their relation to the GVC phenomenon. Also, we briefly introduce a conceptual framework to analyze such trends and its impacts. Section III discusses available data on the way Latin America is inserted into worldwide trends of trade and investment and the participation (or not) of the continent in international production systems. In section IV we look into the reasons for the region's weak role in GVCs and of the scarce positive impacts resulting from its present integration manner into the trends of trade and FDI. In section V, we present the main conclusion and political lessons. * This document was submitted at the Seminar The New Agenda for International Trade Relations as the Doha Round Draws to an End" (OBREAL/WTO), organized by OBREAL on January 29-30 2007, Barcelona, Spain (www.obreal.org)" 2014-01-02T15:36:41Z 2014-01-02T15:36:41Z 2008-01 Texto Documento Completo 9789211216646 http://hdl.handle.net/11362/4867 LC/BUE/L.218 LC/L.2755-P en Serie Estudios y Perspectivas (Buenos Aires) 39 application/pdf AMERICA LATINA LATIN AMERICA CEPAL
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topic COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL
DATOS ESTADISTICOS
EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES
EVALUACION
EXPORTACIONES
GLOBALIZACION
INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA
INVERSIONES
COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS
EVALUATION
EXPORTS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
GLOBALIZATION
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INVESTMENTS
STATISTICAL DATA
TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS
TRADE IN SERVICES
spellingShingle COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL
DATOS ESTADISTICOS
EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES
EVALUACION
EXPORTACIONES
GLOBALIZACION
INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA
INVERSIONES
COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS
EVALUATION
EXPORTS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
GLOBALIZATION
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INVESTMENTS
STATISTICAL DATA
TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS
TRADE IN SERVICES
Kosacoff, Bernardo
López, Andrés
Pedrazzoli, Mara
Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
description Includes bibliography
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author Kosacoff, Bernardo
López, Andrés
Pedrazzoli, Mara
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López, Andrés
Pedrazzoli, Mara
author_sort Kosacoff, Bernardo
title Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
title_short Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
title_full Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
title_fullStr Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
title_full_unstemmed Trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is Latin America lagging behind?
title_sort trade, investment and fragmentation of the global market: is latin america lagging behind?
publisher CEPAL
publishDate 2014
url http://hdl.handle.net/11362/4867
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