Title: Chapter 3 The Global Trade Environment: Regional Market Characteristics and Preferential Trade Agreements
1Chapter 3 The Global Trade Environment Regional
Market Characteristics and Preferential Trade
Agreements
2In Chapter 2
- Market definition People or organizations with
needs and wants both have the willingness and
ability to buy or sell - The global economic environment plays a large
role in the development of new markets for
organizations
3Economic Systems
- 4 main types of economic systems
- Market Capitalism
- Centrally planned socialism
- Centrally planned capitalism
- Market socialism
4Economic Systems
Resource Allocation
Market Command
Centrally Planned Capitalism
Private Resource Ownership State
Market Capitalism
Centrally Planned Socialism
Market Socialism
5Big Emerging Markets
- China
- India
- Indonesia
- South Korea
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Argentina
- South Africa
- Poland
- Turkey
Emerging markets Developed markets
6Rapidly Developing Economies
- The term "rapidly developing economies" is now
being used to denote emerging markets such as - The United Arab Emirates,
- Chile and
- Malaysia
- that are undergoing rapid growth.
7Stages of Market Development
- World Bank has defined four categories of
development - High-income countries
- Upper-middle income countries
- Lower-middle income countries
- Low-income countries
- Based upon Gross National Product (GNP)
8Influencing the World Economy
- Group of Seven (G-7)
- Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development - The Triad
9GATT
- General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
- treaty among nations to promote trade among
members - Handled trade disputes
- Lacked enforcement power
- Replaced by World Trade Organization in 1995
10The World Trade Organization
- Mission The WTO states that its aims are to
increase international trade by promoting lower
trade barriers and providing a platform for the
negotiation of trade and to their business - Provides forum for trade-related negotiations
among 150 members - based in Geneva
- serves as dispute mediators
- empowered with ability to enforce rulings
- Countries found in violation of WTO rules are
expected to change policies or else face sanctions
11Members
12Recent WTO Cases
ACP Africa, Caribbean and Pacific
13Preferential Trade Agreements
- Many countries seek to lower barriers to trade
within their regions - Free Trade Areas
- Customs Unions
- Common Market
- Economic Unions
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15North America
- Canada, United States, Mexico
- NAFTA established free trade area
- all three nations pledge to promote economic
growth through tariff reductions and expanded
trade and investment - no common external tariffs
- restrictions on labor and other movements remain
16Economic Integration in the Americas
- The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
created the worlds largest free market. - 390 million U.S., Canadian, and Mexican consumers
17NAFTA Income and Population
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19Major Trade Partners of NAFTA
20The Maquiladoras
- Maquiladoras (Mexican factories which take in
imported raw materials and produce goods for
export) have become the landmark of trade in
Mexico
21Latin America
- Caribbean, Central, and South America
- 4 preferential trade agreements in place
- Central American Integration System
- Andean Community
- Common Market of the South
- Caribbean Community and Common Market
22Andean Community
- Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru,
- Customs union
- Agreement abolished foreign exchange, financial
and fiscal incentives, and export subsidies - Common external tariffs were established
- From January 1, 2005free flow of people
23Members of Andean Community
24Common Market of the South (Mercosur)
- Common Market of the South
- Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay sign a
three-step treaty - 1991-94 creation of a FTA
- 1995 CU
- eventually common market (modeled after the EU)
25MERCOSUR
- Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay
- Customs union, seeks to become common market
- internal tariffs eliminated
- common external tariffs up to 20 established
- in time, factors of production will move freely
through member countries - Chile and Bolivia -
- associate members
- participation in free trade area but not customs
union
26Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM)
- Replaced Caribbean Free Trade Association
- Agreed to establish economic union with common
currency in 1998
Caricom members and observers full
members associate members observers
27NICs Newly Industrialized Countries
- Africa South Africa, Egypt
- North America Mexico (OECD member, 1994)
- South America Argentina, Brazil
- Asia China, The GCC states, India Republic
of, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand - Europe Turkey (EU official candidate)
28Asia-Pacific
- Includes 23 countries and 56 of world population
- Japan
- Newly industrializing economies
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations
29Japan
- Generates 14 of worlds GNP
- Key factors
- population density
- geographic isolation
- Recent economic struggles despite status as high
income country - Strong culture requires flexibility and
commitment from global marketers
30Newly Industrializing Economies (NIEs)
- Strong economic growth in recent decades
- foreign investment
- export-driven industrial development
- Sometimes called the 4 Tigers of Asia
- South Korea
- Taiwan ?????
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
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- The common characteristics of the East Asian
Tigers are - Focused on exports to richer industrialized
nations - Trade surplus with aforementioned countries
- Sustained rate of double-digit growth for decades
- Non-democratic and relatively authoritarian
political systems during the early years - High level of U.S. treasury bond holdings
- High savings rate
- A high degree of what is referred to as economic
freedom. Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South
Korea are 1st, 2nd, 37th, and 45th respectively.
32Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
- ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) became fully
operational on January 1, 2003 - Tariffs of 20 will be reduced to 0 - 5
- (2006 for Vietnam, 2008 for Laos and Myanmar, and
2010 for Cambodia). - Singapore represents great success among ASEAN
nations
33ASEAN (2006)
ASEAN Regional Forum ASEAN countries Other
ASEAN Regional Forum participants
34Europe
- European Union
- European Free Trade Area
- European Economic Area
- The Lome Convention
- Central European Free Trade Association (CEFTA)
35European Union
- Initially began with the 1958 Treaty of Rome
- Objective to harmonize national laws and
regulations so that goods, services, people and
money could flow freely across national
boundaries - 1991 Maastricht Treaty set stage for transition
to an economic union with a central bank and
single currency (the Euro)
36EU
37EU Statistics
Turkey
38European Free Trade Area and the European
Economic Area
- EFTA Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein,
Switzerland - Free trade area
- Members (excluding Switzerland) chose to
establish European Economic Area (EEA) - Non-EU members of the EEA are expected to adopt
EU guidelines - EEA Members Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway,
without Switzerland and the 27 EU Member States
along with the European Community. - Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland
maintain free trade agreements with other
countries as well
39The Lome Convention
- An accord between EU and 71 countries in Africa,
Caribbean, and the Pacific - Promotes trade and provides poor countries with
financial assistance from a European Development
Fund - Currently working to establish a successor
agreement
40Central European Free Trade Association (CEFTA)
- Allows for cooperation in many areas including
- infrastructure and telecommunications
- sub-regional projects
- inter-enterprise cooperation
- tourism and retail trade
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42The Middle East
- Afghanistan, Cyprus, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq,
Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates,
Yemen - Primarily Arab, some Persian and Jews
- 95 Muslim
- 3 key regional organizations
- Gulf Cooperation Council
- Arab Maghreb Union
- Arab Cooperation Council
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the Arab States of the Gulf
- GDP 536,223
- Yemen is currently (as of 2006) in negotiations
for GCC membership, and hopes to join by 2016
44????? ?????? ?????? (Arab Maghreb Union )
- Arab Maghreb Union is a Pan-Arab trade agreement
aiming for economic and political unity in
Northern Africa.
45Arab Cooperation Council (ACC)
- founded in February 1989 by North Yemen, Iraq,
Jordan, and Egypt - the organization did not survive the crisis that
followed Iraq's invasion of Kuwait on August 2,
1990
46Africa
- 53 nations over three distinct areas
- Republic of South Africa
- North Africa
- Black Africa
- Regional agreements
- Economic Community of West African States
- East African Cooperation
- South African Development Community
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48Economic Community of West African States
(ECOWAS)
- Free trade area with unified monetary zone
- ECOWAS Travel certificate has entered into
circulation in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Ghana,
Guinea, Niger, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. - ECOWAS Passport is printed and operational in
Benin, Mali and Senegal
49ECOWAS
50East African Community
- plans to introduce a monetary union with a common
currency by 2009 - plans for a common market and a political union
with a common President (initially on a rotation
basis) a common parliament by 2010
51South African Development Community (SADC)
- Mechanism to promote trade, cooperation, and
economic integration by black-ruled states - Ultimately seeks to form customs union
52SADC
53Looking Ahead to Chapter 4
- Social and Cultural Environments
54Free Trade Areas
- Two or more countries agree to abolish all
internal barriers to trade amongst themselves - It is the second stage of economic integration
- Countries continue independent trade policies
with countries outside agreement
55Free Trade Areas
- Turkey has bilateral agreements with the
following countries and blocs - Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Croatia
- Egypt
- Israel
- Morocco
- Macedonia
- Palestinian Authority
- Tunisia
- The European Free Trade Association
- GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) - proposed
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56Customs Unions
- Evolution of Free Trade Area
- Includes the elimination of internal barriers to
trade (as in FTA) AND - Establishes common external barriers to trade
57List of Customs Unions
- Southern African Customs Union
- East African Community
- Gulf Cooperation Council
- MERCOSUR
- Central American Customs Union
- EU - Turkey Customs Union (since 1996)
- EU - Andorra Customs Union
- EU - San Marino Customs Union
- Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa
(CEMAC) - West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA)
- Andean Community (CAN)
- Israel - Palestinian territories (since 1994)
- Switzerland - Liechtenstein (since 1924)
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58Common Market
- Includes the elimination of internal barriers to
trade (as in free trade area) AND - Establishes common external barriers to trade (as
in customs union) AND - Allows for the free movement of factors of
production, such as labor, capital, and
information
59List of Common Markets
- the European Community (EC)
- European Economic Area (EEA) between the EC,
Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein - the Caribbean Community single market (CARICOM)
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60Economic Unions
- Includes the elimination of internal barriers to
trade (as in free trade area) AND - Establishes common external barriers to trade (as
in customs union) AND - Allows for the free movement of factors of
production, such as labor, capital, and
information (as in common market) AND - Coordinates and harmonizes economic and social
policy within the union
61Economic Unions
- Full evolution of economic union
- creation of unified central bank
- use of single currency
- common policies on issues ranging from
agriculture to taxation - requires extensive political unity
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