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Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement

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Syllabus of the Subject: Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Australia

  1. Introduction to the Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
  2. Rules of Origin of the Australia-Chile FTA
  3. Regional Value Content
  4. Benefits of the Agreement for the Australian exporters
  5. Foreign Trade (Import, Export) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) between Australia and Chile

Sample: Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

The Subject “Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Australia” belongs to the following Online Higher Educational Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:
  1. Masters: Business in America, International Business, Foreign Trade
  2. Doctorates: American Business, Asian Business, World Trade
  3. Courses: Business in Oceania, South America

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Agreement: Chile-Australia (Course Master Doctorate)

Description: Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

The Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement entered into force in 2009.

  1. The Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) cover the Foreign Trade in goods, services, and foreign direct investment
  2. The Australia-Chile FTA eliminates instantly the tariffs on 92% of the tariff lines covering 97% of the Chilean export products
  3. Tariffs on all the existing products will be eliminated by 2015

Summary of the Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

  1. National Treatment and Market access for products
  2. Rules of Origin and Certificate of Origin
  3. Customs Administration
  4. Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures
  5. Technical Regulations, Standards, and Conformity Assessment Procedures
  6. Trade Remedies
  7. Cross-Border Trade in Services
  8. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
  9. Telecommunications
  10. Financial Services
  11. Temporary Entry for Businessman
  12. Competition Policy
  13. Government Procurement
  14. E-Commerce
  15. Intellectual Property Rights
  16. Cooperation
  17. Transparency
  18. Institutional agreements
  19. Dispute Settlement

Foreign Trade between Australia and Chile.

  1. Chile is the third largest trade partner of Australia in Latin America, with a bilateral trade of USD 1,275 billion
  2. Total trade in goods reached USD 883 million
  3. The main Australian exports to Chile include coal (USD 136 million), beef, civil engineering equipment, specialised machinery, and parts
  4. Australian Imports from Chile: USD 552 million
  5. The main import products are copper (USD 295 million), lead ores and concentrates, pulp and waste paper, and wood
  6. Foreign trade in services: USD 413 million, of which Australian service exports to Chile were USD 170 million
  7. Australia is the fourth largest foreign investor in Chile, with USD 3 billion of foreign direct investment (FDI)
  8. Australian Foreign direct investment in Chile: 2,136 Australian USD

Chile-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is an intra-civilisational agreement between the Latin American and Oceania economic areas of the Western Civilisation.

Chilean Free Trade Agreements (FTA): China, India, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, European Union, EFTA, United States, Canada, APEC, ALADI, MERCOSUR, Andean Community, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico, Central America, Panama...

Australian Free Trade Agreements (FTA): APEC, New Zealand, United States, Singapore, India, ASEAN, Gulf Cooperation Council, Indian-Ocean Rim Association, Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership...



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