La facilitación comercial y sus efectos en el comercio bilateral chileno de 2006 a 2014

Fuenzalida-O'Shee, Darcy; Valenzuela-Klagges, Bárbara; Corvalán-Quiroz, Alejandro

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“…Una de las maneras más frecuentes para reducir la endogeneidad 8 es a través de retardos de la variable dependiente. Siguiendo el estudio de Fuenzalida et al (2018), el cual comprueba el dinamismo del comportamiento exportador chileno de bienes y servicios, se sugiere utilizar datos de panel dinámicos para modelar las exportaciones de molibdeno.…”

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Producción chilena de Molibdeno: Influencia en el mercado mundial y su comportamiento exportador (2007-2016)

Ovalle

Klagges

Bubert

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Chile es líder en la industria mundial de molibdeno, sin embargo, no se observan estudios relacionados con la modelación del comportamiento exportador. Se estudia el comportamiento exportador chileno del molibdeno durante el período 2007-2016 y detectan las variables que influyen en él. Adicionalmente, se identifica el efecto de las relaciones comerciales, tratados de libre comercio, facilitación comercial y logística. Para modelar el comportamiento exportador de molibdeno se aplica un modelo gravitacional ampliado a la realidad del comercio bilateral chileno y mercado mundial del molibdeno. El modelo planteado sigue un patrón que corresponde a datos de panel dinámicos.

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Producción chilena de Molibdeno: Influencia en el mercado mundial y su comportamiento exportador (2007-2016)

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Klagges

Bubert

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“…According to Trade Facilitation Implementation Guide (TFIG 2020a), trade facilitation measures include a wide range of possible interventions. This includes improving the domestic infrastructure for transportation and ports by designing administrative systems that link the management of the port to that of customs, banks, and government ministries, such as those for trade and health (Fuenzalida-O'Shee, Valenzuela-Klagges & Coryalan-Quiroz 2018;UNCTAD 2017).…”

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Estimation of the potential economic welfare to be gained by the South African Customs Union from trade facilitation

Safaeimanesh¹,

Jenkins²

2021

South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences

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Background: Trade facilitation is important for the South African Customs Union (SACU) countries because the expansion of international trade is a priority to enhance their economic growth. Unfortunately, the high trade compliance costs facing importers and exporters operating in SACU are in conflict with this objective.Aim: This article aims to quantify the annual economic welfare gains that the member countries of SACU could realise from reforms that would reduce the documentary and border compliance time and costs.Methods: We use a partial equilibrium welfare economics framework of up-to-date sets of general equilibrium estimates of the import demand and the export supply elasticity in a country. The impact on the volume of trade flow and economic welfare is quantified to reduce documentary and border compliance time and trade compliance costs.Results: The economic welfare changes from reducing the documentary and border compliance time and costs for imports and exports would be between US$2.2 billion and US$3.7 billion (2018 prices), or between 0.54% and 0.90% of GDP of the SACU countries. The economic welfare gains from reducing the excess administrative costs in imports and exports of SACU members would be between US$2.2 billion and US$3.7 billion (2018 prices), or between 0.54% and 0.90% of the GDP of the SACU.Conclusion: The most important reforms needed to realise these cost savings include a single window administrative structure. In this case, both customs, health, welfare, and controls, as well as the payment of all duties, taxes, and licenses are handled by a single administrative office. Failure to move fast regarding such changes would have a negative impact on the well-being of SACU members.

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Trade Gravity Models for the Factors Affecting Foreign Trade in the Political-Administrative Regions of Chile

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Fuente‐Mella

Leiva

et al. 2021

Advances in Physical, Social &Amp; Occupational Ergonomics

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La facilitación comercial y sus efectos en el comercio bilateral chileno de 2006 a 2014

Cited by 4 publications

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Producción chilena de Molibdeno: Influencia en el mercado mundial y su comportamiento exportador (2007-2016)

Producción chilena de Molibdeno: Influencia en el mercado mundial y su comportamiento exportador (2007-2016)

Estimation of the potential economic welfare to be gained by the South African Customs Union from trade facilitation

Trade Gravity Models for the Factors Affecting Foreign Trade in the Political-Administrative Regions of Chile

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