Latin American Free Trade Association

The third period of sessions of the conference of the contracting parties of the Latin American Free Trade Association (LAFTA) was held in Montevideo, Uruguay, during October 1963. Continuing for almost three months, the conference resulted in the negotiation of some 1,000 tariff concessions. This was well under the 2,500 concessions granted at the first conference and the 5,000 granted at the second conference. Most of the concession were, however, on products not previously listed; many were on manufactured goods and a number were on products not being produced in the member countries

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  Open Access•Marjorie Woodford Bray•Latin American Perspectives•1999

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• Some Recent Contributions to the Literature on Economic Development

  Open Access•A F Ewing•The Journal of Modern African…•1966

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• Explaining Latin American economic integration

  Karl Kaltenthaler, Frank O Mora•Review of International Political…•2002

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• The Interaction of Regional Subsystems

  Open Access•Karl Kaiser•World Politics•1968

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• Hierarchical Regional Systems and the Politics of System Boundaries

  Open Access•William Zimmerman•International Organization•1972

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• The UN Regional Economic Commissions and Integration in the Underdeveloped Regions

  Open Access•Robert W Gregg•International Organization•1966

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• Ernst Haas's evolving thinking on comparative regional integration

  Walter Mattli•Journal of European Public Policy•2005

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