Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - Energy transition can help unlock Latin America's potential from nearshoring

Publicación: Amsterdam : Atradius, 2023Descripción física: 7 p.Serie: (Atradius Economic Research ; October 2023)Notas: Sumario: The world is currently undergoing a reorientation of global trade driven by the pandemic and geopolitical shifts, including so-called nearshoring or friendshoring. Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is in a seemingly good position to benefit. But there are challenges. Despite a high number of trade agreements of LAC countries, the region's integration in international trade and global value chains remains comparatively low, suggesting existing trade agreements are relatively shallow. Moreover, LAC continues to grapple with structural weaknesses that drag on trade and reduce its attractiveness for investments in higher value-added sectors like manufacturing and the green economy. The bright spot is the energy transition, for which LAC and particularly quite closed South America possesses critical minerals. The need for those may trigger deepening of trade agreements with the EU and US and expansion of intraregional tradeMateria / lugar / evento: Comercio internacional Acuerdos de libre comercio Transición energética Economía Inversiones América Latina Otros autores: Atradius Crédito y Caución S.A. de Seguros y Reaseguros
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