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The Authorized Economic Operator Program: Firm Steps toward Exporting to More and More Markets

November 7, 2017 by Sandra Corcuera-Santamaria - Christian Volpe Martincus Leave a Comment

To learn more about this issue, see chapter 3 of Out Of the Border Labyrinth, a report published by the IDB’s Integration and Trade Sector, and IDB Working Paper series no. IDB-WP-703, “Trust No One?: Security and International Trade.” Security and trade facilitation in an increasingly uncertain international context, including global value chains Around the start of the … [Read more...] about The Authorized Economic Operator Program: Firm Steps toward Exporting to More and More Markets

The Border Traffic Light: How Customs Processing Affects Trade

October 13, 2017 by Christian Volpe Martincus Leave a Comment

To learn more about this issue, see chapter 2 of Out Of the Border Labyrinth, a report published by the IDB’s Integration and Trade Sector, and IDB Working Paper series no. IDB-WP-705, “Customs”.  … [Read more...] about The Border Traffic Light: How Customs Processing Affects Trade

Find out why the IDB believes that SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean are run by superheroes

August 1, 2017 by Fabrizio Opertti Leave a Comment

This article isn’t about Superman, Batgirl, the Green Lantern, or Catwoman. It’s not even about contemporary icons like Pokémon, Dexter, Harry Potter, or Moana. No, instead, it’s about real men and women who travel long distances, take risks, and dare to change the rules of the game. It’s about the entrepreneurs behind SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), our heroes … [Read more...] about Find out why the IDB believes that SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean are run by superheroes

Connecting the Trade Dots in Latin America and the Caribbean

July 12, 2017 by Antoni Estevadeordal 1 Comment

As trade policymakers gather in Geneva for the Aid for Trade Global Review 2017, it is an opportune moment to consider the inter-related aspects of the Global Review’s theme: “Promoting Trade, Inclusiveness, and Connectivity for Sustainable Development”. Trade can be an engine for economic growth and development as it provides economic actors with improved opportunities to … [Read more...] about Connecting the Trade Dots in Latin America and the Caribbean

How can we make digital trade more inclusive?

June 7, 2017 by Julia Muir 2 Comments

The rapid growth of the internet and other information and communication technologies (ICTs) is changing the way we do business, consume, produce and interact with one another. ICTs are reducing traditional trade barriers like distance and time, allowing businesses and consumers around the globe to connect and trade. This has led to the rapid growth of digital trade, or … [Read more...] about How can we make digital trade more inclusive?

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