From The Economic Growth of Latin America to Analyze Export and Import Strategies of Taiwan

• Main Authors: HSIN-I KUO, 郭心怡
• Other Authors: 蔡政言
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/43674878582961457961

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 國際企業學系碩士在職專班 === 99 === Data shows that Latin American countries have stabilized their macroeconomic policy, reduced debt, and reduced the budget imbalance of current accounts in recent years. International capital has been restored confidence in Latin America, and foreign investment is increasing rapidly. Latin America has been gradually recovering from the financial crisis and has made great economic progress. The ROC government has a great part of the allies concentrated in the Latin American region, and has promoted businessmen to setup a business trips to Latin America. The ROC government has also committed to promoting investment, expanding exports in the Latin American region. Although the small volume of trade, Taiwan''s diplomatic allies in Latin America in the post-ECFA era may be more marginalized. However, since the 20th century, arrangements of regional trade agreements around the world rapidly. These are approachable strategies of building global free trade agreements, guiding the direction of economic integration. Thus, Latin America, the relationship between trade and investment in North America can also be seen as a springboard to move forward. We find that exports to the U.S. by our current tariff rates and the comparisons through the CAFTA-DR, can be used in line with our CAFTA-DR rules of origin codes, a signatory to the CAFTA-DR investment, and then export the U.S. market. As in the CAFTA-DR rules of origin, other than the U.S. FTA rules of origin have been relaxed a lot, which makes companies invest in local production, and purchasing from Taiwan is still part of the raw material is more likely, it can enhance its exports to the U.S. the market competitiveness of products, but also may indirectly promote the export of Taiwan''s Latin American countries.