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Regional Integration in Latin America - The Pacific Alliance a Way Ahead
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Prospects for the Pacific Alliance to Generate Productive Chains

Abstract:

This case study presents a revision of the methodology to analyse productive chains in the frame of global value chains. It incorporates a new dimension for analysis regarding the political and strategic factors that favour these chains to develop at the regional level in the context of regional integration processes. Complementing this approach, the paper considers the Asian experience and its active participation in global value chains and production networks to examine the new Latin American bloc –The Pacific Alliance. It aims to determine whether this bloc could create favourable conditions for intra-regional productive chains to achieve more effective insertion into the global economy.

Resumen:
Este estudio de caso presenta una revisión a la metodología para el análisis de las cadenas productivas en el marco de las cadenas globales de valor, e incorpora una dimensión de análisis referente a las condiciones políticas y estratégicas que pueden facilitar el establecimiento de este tipo de encadenamientos a nivel regional, en el ámbito de los procesos de integración. A partir de este esquema de análisis y del estudio de los factores relacionados a la experiencia asiática en la conformación de cadenas globales de valor, particularmente en lo referido a la articulación de procesos productivos, se analiza la Alianza del Pacífico – esquema de integración regional latinoamericano – para determinar si su creación podría generar condiciones favorables a la consolidación de encadenamientos productivos intra regionales que le permitan lograr una mejor inserción en el escenario económico internacional.

Author: Julybeth del Valle Márquez Molina
Spanish Title: Perspectivas de la Alianza del Pacífico para la Generación de Encadenamientos Productivos Regionales
Full document: 2013, Marquez, Perspectivas de la Alianza del Pacífico para la Generación de Encadenamientos

March 14, 2016by Ana Maria Palacio
English, Journal Articles

Social and Economic Conditions of Peru and Countries of the Pacific Alliance

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The primary aim of this research is to present a study regarding the economic and social performance of Peru in recent years, compared to the countries that constitute the Pacific Alliance
, namely: Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.

This research links Peruvian economic performance in the context of this country’s political dynamics and social implications. It is important to emphasise that Peru is one of the Latin American countries less impacted by the financial crisis of 2008. One of the conclusions of the study points out that there has been a significant degree of economic growth. However, the external debt levels are also rising, and this group of countries, except for Mexico, to some extent, continues to be heavily dependent on exports based on raw materials, natural resources and commodities.

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Authors: Giovanni E. Reyes, Alejandro Cheyne and Alejandro Useche
Full document: 2018, Reyes et al, Social and Economic Conditions of Peru and Countries of the Pacific Alliance

March 14, 2016by Ana Maria Palacio

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