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Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement



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Syllabus of the Subject: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement

  1. Introduction to the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua) and the Dominican Republic
  2. Advantages of the Agreement
  3. Certificate of Origin
  4. International Trade (Import, Export) between the Dominican Republic and Central America
  5. Case Study: foreign trade of Costa Rica and Nicaragua with the Dominican Republic
The Subject “Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (FTA)” belongs to the following Online Higher Education Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:
  1. Masters: Business in America, International Business, Foreign Trade
  2. Courses: Business in Central America, Business in The Caribbean
  3. Doctorates: American Business, World Trade

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Sample of the Subject: Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Central America and the Dominican Republic
Central America (Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Nicaragua)-Dominican Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

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Description of the Subject: Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Central America and the Dominican Republic

Entry into force of the Free Trade Agreement between Central America and the Dominican Republic:

  1. Costa Rica: 2002
  2. El Salvador: 2001
  3. Guatemala: 2001
  4. Honduras: 2001
  5. Nicaragua: 2002

The main objectives of the Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are to:

  1. Promote the expansion of the International trade in goods and services between Central America and the Dominican Republic
  2. Promote the conditions of free competition within the free-trade area
  3. Remove the Technical Barriers to reciprocal trade (TBT) in products and services
  4. Remove the barriers to the capital movements and businesspeople between Central America and the Dominican Republic
  5. Increase the foreign direct investment opportunities
  6. Create an efficient procedures for the implementation and enforcement of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Central America and the Dominican Republic

International Trade between Central America and the Dominican Republic.

  1. Since 2001, the foreign trade in goods between Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic has multiplied by four from 61 million dollars to 221 million dollars
  2. Imports: 30 million dollars
  3. Foreign trade balance between the Republic of Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic recorded an extra of 6.8 million dollars
  4. Nicaraguan Exports to the Dominican Republic: 12.5 million dollars

All the countries of the Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are members of the Western Civilisation - Latin American Economic Area.

  1. Salvadorian Free Trade Agreements: Central American Integration System, Taiwan, United States, Central America (Mexico, European Union, Colombia, Panama, Chile), Association of Caribbean States...
  2. Nicaraguan Free Trade Agreements: Central American Integration System, Taiwan, Mexico, Central America (United States, Panama, European Union, Dominican Republic, Chile), Association of Caribbean States...
  3. Honduran Free Trade Agreements (FTA): Taiwan, Mexico, Colombia, Canada, SELA...


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