Central American Common Market, El Salvador

1. General Treaty on Central American Economic Integration
2. Central American Common Market (MCCA)
3. Customs Union of the Central American Common Market (MCCA)
4. Economic Profile of the Central America countries: Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica
5. Foreign Trade and Foreign Direct Investment flows between the Central American Countries
6. Case Study: International Trade Relations of Costa Rica and Nicaragua with Central America
7. Central American Bank for Economic Integration
8. Central America-Dominican Republic Agreement

Sample - Central American Common Market (MCCA):

The Subject “Central American Common Market (MCCA)” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: or Mercado Común Centroamericano Amerique Centrale América Central.

The General Treaty on Central American Economic Integration entry into force in:

1. 1961 for Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua
2. 1962 for Honduras
3. 1963 for Costa Rica

The Central American Integration System is the institutional framework of regional integration in Central America.

1. The Dominican Republic is an associated state to the Central American Integration System
2. The headquarters of the General Secretariat of Central American Integration System: the Republic of El Salvador
3. Central America region (47 million people) is a free trade region for 99% of export products with common standards in all important topics related to Foreign Trade
4. Under the dispositions of the General Treaty on Central American Economic Integration, all exports products originating in the economies in the region will benefit from free trade on regional trade (excluding for products listed on Annex A of the Central American Integration System)

The Central American Common Market is an organization of the Hispanic American Economic Area of Western Civilization.