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Environment of Business Regional Economic Integration Dr. Songporn Hansanti Topic 5 Regional Economic Integration

Levels of economic integration Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Levels of economic integration Free trade area Customs union Common market Economic union Political union

Impediments to integration Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Impediments to integration Integration is hard to achieve and sustain Nation may benefit but groups within countries may be hurt Potential loss of sovereignty and control over domestic issues

Regional economic integration in Europe Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional economic integration in Europe Europe has two trade blocks European Union Seen as the emerging power with almost 25 members European Free Trade Association Has only four members

European Union countries Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti European Union countries

Political structure of the European Union Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Political structure of the European Union European council Heads of state and commission President resolves policy issues and sets policy direction European Commission 20 Commissioners appointed by members for 4 year terms Proposing, implementing and monitoring legislation

Political structure of the European Union Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Political structure of the European Union European parliament 630 directly elected members Propose amendments to legislation, veto power over budget and single-market legislation, appoint commissioners Court of justice Council of ministers

Political structure of the European Union Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Political structure of the European Union European council Heads of state and commission President resolves policy issues and sets policy direction European commission 20 Commissioners appointed by members for 4 year terms Proposing, implementing and monitoring legislation European parliament 630 directly elected members Propose amendments to legislation, veto power over budget and single-market legislation, appoint

Political structure of the European Union Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Political structure of the European Union Court of justice One judge from each country Hears appeals of EU laws Council of ministers One representative from each member country Ultimate controlling authority No EU laws without approval

Establishment of the EU Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Establishment of the EU Objectives: Remove frontier controls “Mutual recognition” of product standards Open public procurement to non nationals Lift barriers to banking and insurance competition Remove restrictions on foreign exchange transactions Abolish cabotage restrictions

The Euro: Benefits and costs Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti The Euro: Benefits and costs Benefits: Savings from using only one currency Easy to compare prices, Increases range of investments for individuals and institutions

The Euro: Costs and benefits Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti The Euro: Costs and benefits Costs: Countries lose monetary policy control. European Central Bank controls policy for the “Euro zone” Country economies are different Strong Euro (2004) makes it harder for Euro zone exporters to sell their goods

Regional economic integration of the Americas Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional economic integration of the Americas Regional economic integration is on the rise in the Americas NAFTA MERCOSUR Plans for FTAA Map 8.3

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti NAFTA Enforced in January, 1994, Over 10 year period: tariffs reduced (99% of goods traded) Removal of most barriers on cross border flow of services Removal of restrictions on FDI except in certain sectors Mexican railway and energy US airline and radio communications Canadian culture

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti NAFTA Protection of intellectual property rights Applies national environmental standards Establishment of commission to police violations

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti NAFTA PROS CONS Enlarged and productive regional base Labor-intensive industries move to Mexico Mexico gets investment and employment Increased Mexican income to buy US/Canada goods Demand for goods increases jobs Consumers get lower prices Loss of jobs to Mexico Mexican firms have to compete against efficient US/Canada firms Mexican firms become more efficient Environmental degradation Loss of national sovereignty

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti ANCOM: Andean Pact Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela Nearly failed. Rejuvenated in 1990 in the Galapagos Declaration Changed from FTA to customs union in 1992 Still has many political and economic problems

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Mercosur 1988: Argentina, Brazil. 1990: Paraguay, Uruguay 1995: Agreed to move toward a full customs union Trade quadrupled between 1990-1998 Has significant trade diversion issues Revival in 2003 by Brazil’s president to be modeled after EU with common currency and elected parliament

Regional trade blocs in Asia : ASEAN Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional trade blocs in Asia : ASEAN Created in 1967 Objective to achieve free trade between member countries and achieve cooperation in their industrial Brunei, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam Progress limited by Asian financial crisis of the 90’s

Regional trade blocs in Asia : APEC Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional trade blocs in Asia : APEC Founded in 1990 to ‘promote open trade and practical economic cooperation’ ‘Promote a sense of community’ 18 members 50% of world’s GNP 40% of global trade Despite slow progress, if successful, could become the world’s largest free trade area

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti APEC members

Regional trade blocs in Africa Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional trade blocs in Africa 9 trade blocs on the continent Many countries are members of more than one group Progress slow due to political turmoil and deep suspicion of free trade Less developed, less diversified economies need “protection” In 2001 Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania relaunched the East African Community (EAC) to establish a customs union 24 years after it had collapsed

Regional trade blocs in Africa Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Regional trade blocs in Africa

Environment of Business Dr. Songporn Hansanti Impact on business Opportunities: Creation of single markets Protected markets, now open Lower costs doing business in single market Threats: Differences in culture and competitive practices make realizing economies of scale difficult More price competition EU intervention in mergers and acquisitions