Publication: Apertura comercial y estrategia de desarrollo
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2005
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Garcimartín, Carlos
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Instituto Complutense de Estudios Internacionales (ICEI)
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El presente trabajo analiza el papel que la apertura comercial tiene en los procesos de desarrollo. Se discuten los aspectos estáticos y dinámicos de la apertura comercial y se toma en consideración las respuestas públicas a los fallos de mercado relacionados con los procesos de industrialización. Finalmente, se estudia la relación existente entre la apertura y la calidad institucional y los márgenes que los procesos de negociación en la OMC permiten a los países en desarrollo para definir sus estrategias de industrialización.
This paper analyses the role of trade opening on developing processes. It discusses static and dynamic aspects of the trade opening taking into account the public response to market failures related to industrialization processes. Finally, it studies the existing relationship between the opening, the institutional quality and the negotiation processes margins that allow developing countries to define their industrialization strategies.
This paper analyses the role of trade opening on developing processes. It discusses static and dynamic aspects of the trade opening taking into account the public response to market failures related to industrialization processes. Finally, it studies the existing relationship between the opening, the institutional quality and the negotiation processes margins that allow developing countries to define their industrialization strategies.
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