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Customs, Competitiveness, and Central American Standards (Spanish)

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300	Customs, Competitiveness, and Central American Standards (Spanish)	- Barahona, Juan Carlos - Garita, Ronald
A study on the relationship between a country's customs functions and competitiveness. Summarizes the chief functions of a modern customs system: trade facilitation, information development, merchandise traffic control, and tax collection. Contains a chronology of the Action Plan to modernize the Central American customs system signed at the President's Summit held in Managua in June 1996. Finally, it analyzes the Central American customs standard currently under discussion, i.e., the Central American Uniform Code (CAUCA III.)
August, 1998	204 Pages