Mexico-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement (e-Course)

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Syllabus of the Online Subject: Mexico-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

  1. Introduction to the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Mexico and Uruguay (ACE 60)
  2. Advantages of the Agreement
  3. International Trade between Mexico and Uruguay

The eLearning Subject “Mexico-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement (FTA)” is part of the following Online Higher Education Programs taught by EENI Business School & HA University:
  1. Masters: America, BRICS Countries-Mexico, Economic Relations, Global Business
  2. Doctorates: Foreign Trade, Business in America
  3. Courses: Mexico, South America

Learning materials in Master in International Business in English Study Master Doctorate Business in Spanish México Uruguay Study, Master in International Business in French Mexique Masters Foreign Trade in Portuguese Mexico

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Description of the Online Subject: Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Mexico and Uruguay

Entry into force of the Uruguay-Mexico Free Trade Agreement (FTA): 2004.

The objectives of the United Mexican States-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are to:

  1. Stimulate international trade growth among Mexico and Uruguay
  2. Eliminate Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) and facilitate the circulation of export products and services among Mexico and Uruguay
  3. Promote fair competition in bilateral trade
  4. Increase Foreign direct investment (FDI) opportunities
  5. Protect and enforce Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

NOTE: The Mexico-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement is an exception since the MERCOSUR - Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Venezuela, and Uruguay-, does not allow bilateral Trade Agreements between a member and a third party.

The Mexico-Uruguay Free Trade Agreement (FTA) covers

  1. Market access
  2. Sanitary, Phytosanitary, and technical aspects of trade
  3. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
  4. Foreign Trade rules
  5. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
  6. International Trade in Services
  7. Dispute resolution and settlement administration

Foreign Trade Mexico-Uruguay.

  1. Since the entry into force of the Uruguay - United Mexican States Free Trade Agreement, the external trade between Mexico and the Oriental Republic of Uruguay grew by 23% until 2009, although the fall in exports of Uruguay recorded in 2009 (owing to the effects in Mexico of the United States crisis)
  2. Foreign Trade has increased threefold between 2000 and 2008 from 180 million to 500 million dollars
  3. Mexico was the tenth largest trading partner of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, and the four among the Latin American markets (after Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela) (share of 2%)
  4. Mexico was the 16th trading partner and the sixth at the regional level (share of 1.5%)
  5. Mexican Foreign direct investment (FDI)  in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay: 200 million dollars
  6. Uruguayan Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico: 100 million dollars

This FTA between Mexico and Uruguay belongs to Latin American Economic Area (Western Christian Civilisation).

Mexico's Free Trade Agreements (FTA) - Uruguay's FTAs

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