The Andean Community and the United States: Trade and Investment Relations in the 1990s

Trade and Integration

The Trade Section of the DTT supports the efforts of Member States to promote economic diversification and integration, trade liberalization, and market access that can lead, through expanded market and investment opportunities, to enhanced economic development, job creation, and poverty reduction.

The Andean Community and the United States:
Trade and Investment Relations in the 1990s

Title Page, Table of Contents

Preface, Introduction and Overview

Part I: The Andean Community and its Integration Efforts

Chapter 1: Trade and Economic Integration in the Andean Region

Chapter 2: Andean Community Reforms: How Much Progress? How Far to Go?

Chapter 3: Private Capital Flows to the Andean Region

Part II: The Perspective from the United States

Chapter 4: The United States and the Andean Community: Prospects and Problems at the end of the Twentieth Century Table 4.13

Chapter 5: The Salience of the Various External Markets for The Andean Countries

Part III: Perspectives from the Andean Countries

Chapter 6: U.S. - Bolivia Trade and Investment Relations

Chapter 7: U.S. - Colombia Trade and Investment Relations

Chapter 8: Determinants of U.S. Trade and Investment in Ecuador

Chapter 9: Trade and Investment Between Peru and the United States

Chapter 10: Venezuela and the United States: The Evolving Bilateral Relationship

Part IV: Sectoral Issues

Chapter 11: The Telecommunications Sector in the Andean Countries

Chapter 12: Competition Policy in the Andean Countries: A Policy in Search of its Place

Chapter 13: Andean and U.S. Antidumping Law and Practice

Chapter 14: The Andean Community's Intellectual Property Regime

Chapter 15: Dispute Settlement Procedures in U.S. - Andean Trade

Part V: Summary

Chapter 16: A Conference on U.S. - Andean Trade and Investment Relations: Policy Issues and Choices