Trade and investment rules: Latin American perspectives. CEPAL
 
Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, UNAM
Centro de  Documentación e Información
Programa de Servicios de Bancos de Información

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en información económica
Victor Medina

Pierre Sauvé. Trade and investment rules: Latin American perspectives. CEPAL

LC/L.2516-P/I
Mayo 2006
Serie Comercio Internacional
66
63 pp.

Latin American countries rank among those that have displayed the greatest amount of rule-making activism towards foreign direct investment in recent decades. The region has witnessed a steady opening of investment regimes. Alongside domestic (or autonomous) investment regime liberalization, Latin American countries have engaged in a large number of international negotiations dealing with investment matters. Virtually all of them are today members of the World Trade Organization, are party to one or more regional integration agreements featuring comprehensive disciplines on the protection and liberalization of foreign investors and their investments, and are parties to numerous bilateral investment treaties.

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