Has the Chile-Korea FTA served as a bridgehead FTA?

This study demonstrates that the Chile-Korea FTA in 2004 serves as a bridgehead FTA for the accessibility of Korean goods in the Latin American market. A bridgehead FTA can be defined as an FTA with one particular partner country serving as a base to increase exports to its neighboring countries. Th...

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Publicado en:Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy Vol. 22; no. 3; pp. 477 - 486
Autores principales: Lee, Shi-Young, Im, Hyejoon, Lim, Eun Jung
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jul2017
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          Im, Hyejoon
          Lim, Eun Jung
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          Division of Business, College of Business & Economics, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Korea
          School of Economics and Finance, Yeungnam University, Kyungsan, Korea
          Department of International Trade, College of Business & Economics, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Korea
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        International trade
        Consumer goods
        Free trade
        Exports
        Commercial policy
        Commercial treaties
        Business planning
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          International trade
          Consumer goods
          Administration of General Economic Programs
          All Other Consumer Goods Rental
          International Trade Financing
          Free trade
          Exports
          Commercial policy
          Commercial treaties
          Business planning
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        asymmetric information problem
        bridgehead FTA
        Chile–Korea FTA
        Chile-Korea FTA
        import demand function
        modified gravity model
        asymmetric information problem
        bridgehead FTA
        Chile–Korea FTA
        Chile-Korea FTA
        import demand function
        modified gravity model
      ab: This study demonstrates that the Chile-Korea FTA in 2004 serves as a bridgehead FTA for the accessibility of Korean goods in the Latin American market. A bridgehead FTA can be defined as an FTA with one particular partner country serving as a base to increase exports to its neighboring countries. This effect is more pronounced as Chile and LAFTA countries are more integrated. Our result suggests that a trade policy such as FTA can serve to complement business strategy of firms.
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