Costa Rica's role in the Central American integration process

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Gonzalo Fajardo Salas

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INTEGRATION, COMPARATION, CENTRAL AMERICA

Abstract

IN HIS LECTURE ARGUES THAT INTEGRATION IMPLIES A PROCESS OF ECONOMIC COMPLEMENTATION BETWEEN COUNTRIES IN THE SEARCH FOR GREATER EFFICIENCY, A BETTER REARRANGEMENT IN THE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES TO ACHIEVE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES.

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1992-12-20

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Fajardo Salas, G. (1992). Costa Rica’s role in the Central American integration process. Revista Centroamericana De Administración Pública, (22-23), 115–119. Retrieved from https://ojs.icap.ac.cr/index.php/RCAP/article/view/616

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No. 22-23 (1992): Regional Integration on the Move

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