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 trade agreements. However, the growth of Central America's trade has not been as impressive from a global perspective and there is growing evidence that the gains from trade agreements and liberalization policies...
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Trade and logistics in Central America
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Cunha,Barbara; Jaramillo,Carlos Felipe.
Trade and logistics in Central America (English). Washington DC : World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/123581468242388205