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Historia del Comercio Internacional

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Verdades y mentiras del comercio mundial.

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Historia del Comercio Internacional
 

Historia del Comercio InternacionalOnline version

Verdades y mentiras del comercio mundial.

by Erick Juarez
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El sistema de Bretton Woods, creado en 1944, fomentó la liberalización del comercio mundial y dio lugar al FMI y al Banco Mundial.

2

La Organización Mundial del Comercio (OMC) se creó en 1995 para regular el comercio internacional.

3

Las rutas de la seda conectaron Asia y Europa desde la antigüedad.

4

China no participó en el comercio internacional hasta su apertura de reformas en 1978.

5

El libre comercio se afianzó de inmediato en todos los países tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

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Una balanza comercial positiva significa que el país importa más de lo que exporta.

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El mercantilismo fue una corriente económica dominante en Europa entre los siglos XVI y XVIII.

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El euro sustituyó al dólar como principal moneda de reserva internacional en 1999.

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Los aranceles nunca han cambiado desde la Edad Media.

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El comercio triangular impulsó el intercambio de mercancías entre Europa, África y América en el siglo XVIII.

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