The EU Trade Regime and the Global South (Editorial)

Grumiller, Jan; Raza, Werner; Tröster, Bernhard

doi:10.20446/jep-2414-3197-32-3-4

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“…The authors also analyzed the impact of EVFTA on four industries, including automobiles, electronics, mechanics, and banking, but only stopped at qualitative analysis and did not provide quantitative analysis. Grumiller et al, (2018) also believe that EVFTA brings enormous benefits to Vietnam. Using both CGE and partial equilibrium models, Cheong and Tongzon (2013) estimated the impact of the FTA between Vietnam and the EU based on a long-term assessment framework with a time frame extending to 2025.…”

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Impact Of The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Agricultural Product Export Enterprises in Vietnam

Tran,

Nguyen

2023

MIKAILALSYS. J. of. Multidiscip. Sci.

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Signing and implementing FTAs, especially new-generation FTAs, has promoted economic growth and improved Vietnamese society's spiritual and material life. Agricultural products are one of the industries most affected by implementing new-generation FTAs. Those impacts include both positive and negative results. This paper will analyze some of the effects of the EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) on agricultural export enterprises in Vietnam after signing the Agreement. From that impact analysis, the paper will offer several recommendations and solutions for businesses and the government to help agricultural export enterprises in Vietnam take full advantage and benefit, also limit the negative impacts of FTAs.

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Impact Of The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Agricultural Product Export Enterprises in Vietnam

Tran,

Nguyen

2023

MIKAILALSYS. J. of. Multidiscip. Sci.

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“…La tendencia se profundizó después de la crisis financiera de 2007/2008. Para superar la falta de demanda interna, se pretendía abrir nuevos mercados para los productos europeos, especialmente en los países del sur global (Grumiller, Raza y Tröster 2016).…”

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“…Teniendo en cuenta estos antecedentes, el ACM se entiende como parte de la estrategia global de libre comercio de la UE, que busca proteger los principales intereses de las grandes empresas europeas: el acceso a mercados, el acceso a recursos naturales y un ambiente seguro para sus inversiones (Grumiller, Raza y Tröster 2016). En Ecuador, el acuerdo fue apoyado por aquellos grupos empresariales que se benefician de la apertura comercial, en especial las grandes empresas exportadoras de banano, camarón, enlatados de pescado, flores naturales y cacao en grano (Cajas-Guijarro 2018).…”

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El acuerdo comercial con la Unión Europea: ¿derrota del movimiento antineoliberal en Ecuador?

Preusser

2022

Urvio

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El presente artículo analiza la influencia política del movimiento social antineoliberal en Ecuador frente al proceso de negociación del Acuerdo Comercial Multipartes (ACM) con la Unión Europea (UE), entre 2006 y 2016. La investigación empírica tiene como objetivo entender el giro en la política comercial del gobierno ecuatoriano desde el contexto socioeconómico doméstico y global. Se combinan diferentes enfoques de la Economía Política Internacional Crítica (EPIC) con el concepto de estructura de oportunidades políticas para rastrear la influencia del movimiento antineoliberal ecuatoriano frente al ACM con la UE; este rastreo de procesos se fundamentó en más de 20 entrevistas cualitativas a actores relevantes y en una revisión profunda de fuentes secundarias. Se concluye que la estructura de oportunidades políticas del movimiento estudiado se deterioró durante el periodo de estudio; los discursos alternativos al libre comercio perdieron incidencia tanto en la sociedad civil como en la agenda política del gobierno de Rafael Correa. En ese contexto, la firma del ACM representa la inauguración de una nueva etapa de apertura comercial en Ecuador y, por ende, una derrota del movimiento antineoliberal del país. Abstract The present article analyzes the political influence of the anti-neoliberal social movement in Ecuador in the face of the negotiation process of the Multipart Trade Agreement (MTA) with the European Union (EU), between 2006 and 2016. The empirical investigation pursues the goal of understanding the shift in trade policy of the Ecuadorian government through the socioeconomic context on the domestic and global level. Different approaches to Critical International Political Economy (CIPE) were combined with the concept of political opportunity structure in order to trace the influence of the Ecuadorian anti-neoliberal movement in the face of the MTA with the EU. This process tracing is based on more than 20 qualitative interviews with relevant actors and a profound review of secondary sources. The article concludes that the political opportunity structure of the investigated movement deteriorated during the period of study. The alternative discourses to free trade lost influence within civil society and within the policy agenda of Rafael Correa’s government. In this context, the subscription of the MTA represents the inauguration of a new phase of open trade policy in Ecuador, and therefore a defeat of the country’s anti-neoliberal movement.

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“…Trade agreements have played a critical role in facilitating Vietnam's agricultural exports to the EU. The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), which came into force in August 2020, has been mainly instrumental in reducing tariffs and non-tariff barriers, enabling greater market access for Vietnamese agricultural products (Dragusha et al, 2023;Grumiller et al, 2018;Thanh, 2015). According to data from Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade and the General Department of Customs, trade between Vietnam and the EU's 27 member states has experienced consistent growth from August 2020 until July 2022 (VCCI, 2022).…”

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How does technological readiness, among other factors, influence the dynamics of agricultural exports from Vietnam to major EU trading partners?

Tran

2024

JEECAR

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The agricultural sector plays a significant role in Vietnam's economy, contributing to food security, employment, and export revenues. The European Union (EU) has emerged as a promising market for Vietnam's agricultural exports in recent years. However, Vietnam must embrace technological advancements in the agricultural sector to penetrate and succeed in the highly competitive and regulated EU market. Despite the evidence supporting the positive impact of technology adoption on agricultural exports, there is a research gap regarding the specific role of technological readiness in promoting Vietnam's agricultural exports to the EU. This study aims to fill this research gap by investigating the relationship between technological readiness and Vietnam's agricultural exports to the EU market. The findings can provide valuable insights for policymakers and stakeholders to formulate strategies that enhance the competitiveness of Vietnam's agricultural sector and increase exports to the EU market.

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The EU Trade Regime and the Global South (Editorial)

Cited by 6 publications

References 1 publication

Impact Of The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Agricultural Product Export Enterprises in Vietnam

Impact Of The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Agricultural Product Export Enterprises in Vietnam

El acuerdo comercial con la Unión Europea: ¿derrota del movimiento antineoliberal en Ecuador?

How does technological readiness, among other factors, influence the dynamics of agricultural exports from Vietnam to major EU trading partners?

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