Trade and Logistics in Central America

Trade and Logistics in Central America

Central America's trade has increased significantly in the past decade, in great part as a result of strong efforts to reduce tariffs within the region, as well as improvements in market access due to the entry into force of important free tra...

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Main Authors: Cunha, Barbara, Jaramillo, C. Felipe
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
AD VALOREM
ARTERIES
BARRIERS TO TRADE
BENEFITS OF TRADE
BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
BILATERAL TRADE
BORDER CROSSING
BORDER CROSSINGS
BORDER INFRASTRUCTURE
BOTTLENECKS
CARGO
CARGO VOLUMES
CONGESTION
CONTAINER TERMINAL
CONTAINERIZATION
CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
CUSTOMS UNION
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
DRIVERS
ELASTICITY
EUROPEAN UNION
EXCISE TAXES
EXPORT MARKET
EXPORT PROCEDURES
EXPORTS
FOOD IMPORTS
FREE TRADE
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
FREE TRADE ZONES
FUEL
FUEL COST
FUEL COSTS
GLOBAL TRADE
HANDLING
IMPACT OF TRANSPORT
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INTRAREGIONAL TRADE
LOGISTICS CHAIN
LOGISTICS COSTS
MARKET ACCESS
NON-TARIFF BARRIERS
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
REFRIGERATED STORAGE
REGIONAL AGREEMENTS
REGIONAL INTEGRATION
REGIONAL TRADE
ROAD
ROAD HAULAGE
ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
ROAD NETWORK
ROAD QUALITY
ROADS
ROUTE
ROUTES
RURAL ROADS
SHIPMENTS
SHIPPING
SHIPPING COMPANIES
SHIPS
SPEEDS
STORAGE FACILITIES
SUPPLY CHAINS
TARIFF LINES
TARIFF REDUCTIONS
TRADE FACILITATION
TRADE INTEGRATION
TRADE OPENNESS
TRADE POLICY
TRANSIT
TRANSPARENCY
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT SERVICES
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION COSTS
TRAVEL TIME
TRIP
TRIPS
TRUCKS
URBAN TRAFFIC
WAITING TIME
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/02/17223110/trade-logistics-central-america
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23697

Internet

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/02/17223110/trade-logistics-central-america
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23697

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