2. Economic Integration:
1.) Regional Economic Integration
2.) Trade Creation/ Diversion
Globalization though these
creations of “trading blocs”
Issues that occur from
these blocs
4. Process whereby
countries in a
geographic region
cooperate to either
reduce or eliminate
barriers to the free
flow of products,
people, or capital
Regional Trade Agreements
区域贸易协定
Slowly coming together
like this…
5. Preferential Trade
Agreements (PTA)
- lower barriers trade among
participating nations than with trade
with non members.
1.) Regional Economic Integration
7. - Removes all tariffs to trade in member countries.
- Each member maintains own level & form of
protection against non members.
Free Trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
1.) Regional Economic Integration
8. Country
B
Country
A
Country
C
$15
$17
with own tariffs
$19
with own tariffs
- Removes all tariffs to trade in member countries.
- Each member maintains own level & form of
protection against non members.
Free Trade Area
1.) Regional Economic Integration
with own tariffs
9. Country
B
Country
A
Country
C
$15
$17
with own tariffs
$19
with own tariffs
$10with free trade
- Removes all tariffs to trade in member countries.
- Each member maintains own level & form of
protection against non members.
Free Trade Area
1.) Regional Economic Integration
10. NAFTA
North American Free
Trade Area
Includes:
- Canada
- United States
- Mexico
Largest example
today…(until Trump
destroys it)
12. ASEAN
Association of Southeast
Asian Nations
Includes:
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- Singapore
- Philippines
- Malaysia
- Laos
- Myanmar
- Cambodia
- Brunei
Not exactly a free trade area, (most
real life trade zones don’t fit neatly
in these categories)
14. - Duty-free 免税movement of products/services.
- Common external tariff to non members.
Free trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
Customs Union
1.) Regional Economic Integration
15. If Germany, France, and Italy formed a custom union
The tariff imposed on imports of South Korean digital
cameras will be the same in the Germany, France,
Italy.
Individual countries cannot impose their own
unilateral单边tariffs that differ from other in the
customs union.
Example:
- Duty-free 免税movement of products/services.
- Common external tariff to non members.
Free trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
Customs Union
1.) Regional Economic Integration
16. Country
B
Country
A
Country
C
$10
$17
with a single tariff
$17
with a single tariff
- Duty-free 免税movement of products/services.
- Common external tariff to non members.
Customs Union
1.) Regional Economic Integration
Now A +B are
like one price
against C
17. MERCOSUR
Common market of the South
***(but not a common market yet)
Includes:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Paraguay
- Uruguay
- Venezuela* (suspended)
20. - Customs union & free movement of workers
and capital within member countries.
Free trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
Customs Union
Common Market
(Single Market)
1.) Regional Economic Integration
21. Country
A
Country
B
- Customs union & free movement of workers
and capital within member countries.
Common Market
(Single Market)
1.) Regional Economic Integration
22. EU
European Union
(not yet a full political union)*
Includes:
- Germany
- Italy
- Poland
- Romania
- Sweden
- Greece
- Bulgaria
- France
- Hungry
- Finland
- Austria
- Spain
- Czech Republic
- Croatia
- Ireland
- Cyprus
- Lithuania
- Malta
- Slovakia
- Portugal
- Estonia
- Belgium
- Slovenia
- Latvia
- Denmark
- Netherlands
Officially is a Common
Market still working on
becoming more integrated
24. - where two or more states share the
same currency, though without there
necessarily having any further
integration.
Free trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
Customs Union
Common Market
Monetary Union
Economic Union
(Currency Union)
1.) Regional Economic Integration
Most Monetary Unions also
have at least a Customs
Union as well, or typically a
Common Market.
27. - Common market & full integration of all
members.
- Supranational authority for joint economic
policy making.
Requires:
* one central bank
* single monetary system
* unified fiscal system
* common economy and foreign policy
Free trade Area
Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA)
Customs Union
Common Market
Economic Union
1.) Regional Economic Integration
30. Trade Creation
1.) Regional Economic Integration
Jobs
Advantages to Integration
Protection
Increased
Economies of
Scale
Disadvantages to IntegrationVs.
Increased
investment
Trade Diversion
Retaliation
Decreased
Investment
31. Trade Creation
1.) Regional Economic Integration
Jobs
Advantages to Integration
- Increase access to markets.
- Well duh…
Protection - Firms inside blocs and protected from
cheaper imports from outside the bloc.
Increased
Economies of
Scale
- Can expand business and lead to lower
prices for some firms.
Disadvantages to IntegrationVs.
Increased
investment
- More foreign direct investment (FDI)
32. Trade Creation
1.) Regional Economic Integration
Jobs
Advantages to Integration
- Reduces benefits of
specialization and comparative
advantage.
Protection - Loss benefits of free trade.
Increased Economies
of Scale - Can cause type of trade wars.
Disadvantages to IntegrationVs.
Increased investment
- Lose foreign direct investment
(FDI) from outside the bloc.
Trade Diversion
Retaliation
Decreased
Investment
36. ASEAN
Association of Southeast
Asian Nations
Includes:
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- Singapore
- Philippines
- Malaysia
- Laos
- Myanmar
- Cambodia
- Brunei
37. MERCOSUR
Common market of the South
***(but not a common market yet)
Includes:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Paraguay
- Uruguay
- Venezuela* (suspended)
38. EU
European Union
(not yet a full political union)*
Includes:
- Germany
- Italy
- Poland
- Romania
- Sweden
- Greece
- Bulgaria
- France
- Hungry
- Finland
- Austria
- Spain
- Czech Republic
- Croatia
- Ireland
- Cyprus
- Lithuania
- Malta
- Slovakia
- Portugal
- Estonia
- Belgium
- Slovenia
- Latvia
- Denmark
- Netherlands