26. Y P E S
Free Trade Area
Common
Market
Customs Union
Economic Union
27. Y P E S
Free Trade Area
• Most basic form of economic
cooperation.
• Remove all barriers to trade
among member countries
• Free to independently
determine trade policies with
nonmember nations.
• An example is the North
American Free Trade
Agreement (NAFTA).
28. Y P E S
Customs Union
• Members agree to treat
trade with nonmember
countries.
• Adopts a common external
trade policy. Ex : Andean
Pact
• The Gulf Cooperation
Council (GCC)Cooperation
Council for the Arab States
of the Gulf
29. Y P E S
Common
Market
• Creates economically
integrated markets between
member countries.
• An example is the Common
Market for Eastern and
Southern Africa (COMESA).
30. Y P E S
Economic Union
• Requires a common
currency,
• Harmonization of the
member-countries tax
rates
• a common monetary
and fiscal policy.
• An Example is
European Union
31. • Trade creation
• Employment
opportunities.
• Consensus and
cooperation
• Trade diversion.
• Employment shifts and
reductions
• Loss of national
sovereignty
33. Preferential Tariffs
The parties to a system of preferential tariffs levy
ower rates of duty on imports from one another than
they do on imports from third countries.
34.
35. A Further Stage Is The Customs Union, In Which Free Trade
Among The Members Is Sheltered Behind A Unified
Schedule Of Customs Duties Charged On Imports From The
Rest Of The World.
36. A Common Market Is An Extension Of The Customs Union
Concept, The Additional Feature Being That It Provides For
The Free Movement Of Labor And Capital Among The
Members.
37. The Term Economic Union Denotes A Common
Market In Which The Members Agree To
Harmonize Their Economic Policies Generally.
38. Total Economic Integration Implies The
Pursuit Of A Common Economic Policy By
The Political Units Involved.
39. Impact of Economic Integration
Trade Creation &
Diversion
Dynamic Effect
Prices &
Competition
Economics Of
Scale
41. Price And
Competition
•When trade barriers come down,
consumer can buy goods more
cheaply
•Longer the trading areas and higher
the level of integration, the more
competition will be created .
42. D Y N A M I C
E F F E C T
• .
It Brings About A More Efficient Allocation Of
Resources Throughout The Trading Block
Promoting The Growth Of Some Businesses And
Decline The Others,
43. CONOMY OF
SCALE
• Lower Production Costs Resulting From
Greater Production For An Enlarged Market
Is Called Internal Economies Of Scale .