Patterns of penetration of ICT goods and services in Latin American and Caribbean households: analysis based on data from national population and housing censuses, round 2000

Includes bibliography

The liberalization of environmental goods and services: overview and implications for Latin America and the Caribbean

Includes Bibliography

Macroeconomic policies, sector performance and firm response: the case of Chile's textile goods market

Includes bibliography

An appraisal of capital goods policy in Argentina

Includes bibliography

The structure and competitiveness of the Brazilian capital goods industry

Includes bibliography

Capital goods: size of markets, sectoral structure and demand prospects in Latin America

Includes bibliography

Informe de la Segunda Reunión de Expertos sobre Industrias de Bienes de Capital en América Latina = Report of the Second Expert Group Meeting on Capital Goods Industries in Latin America

Presenta la organizacion, resumen de los debates, conclusiones y recomendaciones de la reunion que trato sobre la demanda de bienes de capital del sector de generacion y distribucion de energia electrica, mecanismos para una utilizacion de la capacidad de compra del sector electrico en la promocion y desarrollo de la industria de bienes de capital, perspectivas para la cooperacion regional e internacional.

Industria de bienes de capital en Centroamérica = Industry of capital goods in Central America

Incluye Bibliografía

Latin America: trade of capital goods and the need for export financing

Includes bibliography

The Evolution of Modal Split for Goods Transport in South America

This FAL bulletin analyzes data for commodities traded and transportation used between nine South American countries, during the years 2000, 2006, and 2010.

Facilitation of international trade in goods

The FAL Bulletin is reverting to its original concept, that is, facilitation of trade in the broad sense. In the context of ECLAC, this is a topic covered by the International Trade Unit in the International Trade and Development Finance Division, to which the Transport Unit also belonged until it was incorporated into the Natural Resources and Infrastructure Division in April 1999.In an effort at inter-divisional cooperation starting with this issue, the International Trade Unit will be responsible for preparing four articles per year on trade facilitation for the FAL Bulletin. These are certain to be of great interest not only to those of our readers concerned with multi-modal ocean transport and customs procedures but also to those with links to the broader issue of promoting foreign trade in the region.

Trade and Development Nexus: reflections on the performance of trade in goods under the Cariforum-European Union Partnership agreement a Cariforum perspective

Given the asymmetry in the levels of development and capacity which exist between the EU and CARIFORUM States, the architects of the CARIFORUM-European Union (EU) Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)1 anticipated the need for review and monitoring of the impacts of implementation. Article 5 and other provisions in the Agreement therefore specifically mandate that monitoring be undertaken to ensure that the Agreement benefits a wide cross-section of the population in member countries. The paper seeks to provide a preliminary assessment of the impact of the EPA on CARIFORUM countries. In so doing, it highlights some critical information and implementation gaps and challenges that have emerged during the implementation process. The analysis however, is restricted to goods trade. The services sector will be the subject of a separate report. The paper draws on a combination of quantitative and qualitative analyses. While the paper undertakes a CARIFORUM-wide analysis for the most part, five CARIFORUM member states including Barbados, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Saint Lucia are examined more closely in some instances. These economies were selected by virtue of economic structure and development constraints, as a representative subset of CARIFORUM, which comprises the CARICOM membership as well as the Dominican Republic.