ASEAN and the regionalization and globalization of world trade

Article Abstract:

The Assn of Southeast Asian Nations has proven to be an efficient tool for economic integration in the region. Since its founding in 1965, the region, through the ASEAN, has moved towards closer trade and economic relations with member countries and with the world. It has enjoyed unprecedented economic growth and continues to advocate regional cooperation. Its success has influenced the advocacy of open regionalism by the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.

Economic policy, Southeast Asia, Association of Southeast Asian Nations

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Regionalization of trade in the Asia-Pacific

Article Abstract:

The Asia-Pacific region exhibits a trend towards international trade regionalization. The region has been divided into a Northeast Asian group composed of Korea, Taiwan, Japan, China, Hong Kong and the US while another group from the Southeast Asian area includes Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand. Trade integration for the second group has been conditioned by Singapore's function as a trade and service center for the region.

Research, Asia

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Market and trade outlook for the food and forestry sectors of Latin America in the Asia-Pacific basin

Article Abstract:

Trade between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) members and the opportunities and problems in expanding trade are studied. Results show that APEC is an important market for Latin American food and forestry products. However, Latin American exports are limited to traditional commodities such as coffee and bananas. Trade between the two regions can also be improved through alliances among enterprises.

Latin America, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

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