...Justin Hiraga; Myong-Sop Pak; Jee-Moon Pak In recent years, the proliferation of free trade agreements (FTA) has led to rapid economic boons and political security among nations. This study investigates whether the percentage of expats or permanent foreign residents plays a role in deciding which...

.... The high trade costs that are plaguing most developing countries is mainly incurred from the lack of adequate trade-related infrastructure and low quality of institutions that hinder the efficient flow of goods across and within borders. Therefore, the trade facilitation rules that are contained in FTAs...

...Koo Woong Park We study here the effects of FTA on demand, consumer surplus, dealer profit, and tariff revenue depending on the degree of substitution between two goods and import competition structure in a two country’s static model. We consider monopolist dealer, and perfect competition...

... to be more professional and customized. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS AND TRADE Volume 11, Number 1, April 2013, pp.87~98 87 Assisting Trade Adjustment in Korea: Is it a Facilitating Device for FTA Implementation?* Yoon HEO** Abstract The Korean government has begun to implement the TAA system since May...

... confirmed previous findings such as the magnitude of economic impact being proportional to the size of membership and the existence of trade diversion effect within all trade blocs. The subsequent KORUS and Korea-EU FTA imposition upon the built CGE base models further verified the effects of hub-and-spoke...

... to Korea's increasing investment in Mexico, has rather contributed to Mexico's exports to the American region. As Mexico expands its FTA networks, Korean companies are having difficulties in accessing the Mexican market. Considering this situation and the economic benefits of a Korea-Mexico FTA for both...