Las relaciones comerciales de Argentina con la República Popular China

Blanco, Alfredo Felix (2009): Las relaciones comerciales de Argentina con la República Popular China.

Abstract

China’s integration to the capitalist world is one of the most remarkable changes in the global economic structure over the last decades, and the impact will be important no only in economic aspects but in all dimensions of international relations. This paper analyzes the evolution of commercial relations between Argentina and the People’s Republic of China. Considerations about both the opportunities and risks emerging form these relations are formulated from Argentina’s perspective. Information about the history and the economy of China is provided in order to set the analysis’s context.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• English Title: Commercial relations between Argentina and the People Republic of China
• Language: Spanish
• Keywords: Argentina, China
• Subjects: F - International Economics > F1 - Trade

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