Chile-MERCOSUR Economic Trade Agreement

1. Introduction to the Chile-MERCOSUR Economic Complementation Agreement (ACE N° 35)
2. International Trade between Chile and the member countries of MERCOSUR
3. Investment Flows between Chile and the member states of MERCOSUR
4. Certificate of origin of the Chile-MERCOSUR agreement

Sample - Chile-MERCOSUR Agreement (FTA)

The Subject “Chile-MERCOSUR Economic Agreement” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: MERCOSUR-Chile MERCOSUR-Chile MERCOSUL-Chile.

The Economic Complementary Agreement (ECA Nº35) Chile-MERCOSUR entered into force in 1996.

The objectives of the Chile-MERCOSUR (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay) Economic Complementation Agreement are:

1. To create an open economic niche that tends to facilitate free movement of export products and services as well as a the full employment of productive factors
2. To build a free trade zone between Chile and MERCOSUR in a ten year period
3. Promotion development and use of physical structure
4. Mutual Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) promotion
5. To promote economic, energetic, scientific, and technological complementation and cooperation

The Chile-MERCOSUR Agreement covers:

1. Foreign Trade in Services
2. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
3. Trade regimes
4. Customer Defense
5. Physical integration

International Trade Chile-MERCOSUR

1. MERCOSUR is the third largest trade partner of Chile, after the United States and the European Union
2. MERCOSUR ranks as the fifth-largest market for the Chilean exports

The Free Trade Agreement between MERCOSUR and Chile belongs to the Hispanic American Economic Area.