Análisis de las relaciones comerciales entre Ecuador y Los Países bajos en el periodo 2010- 2014
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2016
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Universidad de Guayaquil Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas
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Las relaciones comerciales internacionales bilaterales son actividades de gestión de intercambio de bienes y servicios de alta competitividad, diseñados para promover la negociación y aceptación de un público objetivo; acorde a exigencias y expectativas crecientes de los consumidores; sujeto a normas, políticas y procedimientos de intercambio mercantil entre países, para fortalecer vínculos sostenibles entre los distintos agentes públicos participantes.
La investigación se centró en recabar información para analizar las relaciones comerciales entre Ecuador y Los Países Bajos, en el período 2010-2014, partiendo del flujo comercial bilateral y la prospección del mercado potencial holandés; para identificar sectores comerciales de confluencia de intereses, como instrumento informativo de utilidad para intensificar el emprendimiento exportador y la oferta exportable ecuatoriana en el país.
Los resultados investigativos demostraron que existe un amplio mercado potencial ecuatoriano en los países bajos que mantiene un flujo comercial creciente y sostenible. La Balanza Comercial Bilateral, en el periodo analizado, mostró un saldo positivo creciente, que al año 2014 alcanzó cerca de 61 millones de dólares USA. Los principales productos exportados a Los Países Bajos, son agrícolas, entre los que destacan el banano, las flores, aceite de palma, en menor grado camarones congelados, jugo de maracuyá, purés y pastas de frutas, entre otros.
También, existen un mercado preferencial a los textiles, cerámicas y artesanías, materiales de construcción, entre otros.
Bilateral international trade relations are management activities that exchange goods and services of high competitiveness designed to promote the negotiation and acceptance of a target audience; according to demands and increasing expectations of consumers; subject to rules, policies and procedures of commercial exchange between countries, to strengthen sustainable linkages between different public participants. The research focused on gathering information for analyzing trade relations between Ecuador and The Netherlands, in the period 2010-2014, based on the bilateral trade flow and prospecting potential of the Dutch market; to identify commercial sectors with confluence of interests, as an useful information tool for enhancing entrepreneurship that exports and Ecuadorian exportable supply in the country. Research results showed that there is a large market potential of Ecuador in The Netherlands, which maintains a growing and sustainable trade flows. The bilateral trade balance in the period analyzed showed a growing surplus, which reached in the year 2014, about $ 61 million. The main products exported to The Netherlands, are agricultural, most notably: bananas, flowers, palm oil, frozen shrimp lesser extent, passion fruit juice, purees and pastes, among others. Also, there is a preferential market for textiles, ceramics and crafts, building materials, among others.
Bilateral international trade relations are management activities that exchange goods and services of high competitiveness designed to promote the negotiation and acceptance of a target audience; according to demands and increasing expectations of consumers; subject to rules, policies and procedures of commercial exchange between countries, to strengthen sustainable linkages between different public participants. The research focused on gathering information for analyzing trade relations between Ecuador and The Netherlands, in the period 2010-2014, based on the bilateral trade flow and prospecting potential of the Dutch market; to identify commercial sectors with confluence of interests, as an useful information tool for enhancing entrepreneurship that exports and Ecuadorian exportable supply in the country. Research results showed that there is a large market potential of Ecuador in The Netherlands, which maintains a growing and sustainable trade flows. The bilateral trade balance in the period analyzed showed a growing surplus, which reached in the year 2014, about $ 61 million. The main products exported to The Netherlands, are agricultural, most notably: bananas, flowers, palm oil, frozen shrimp lesser extent, passion fruit juice, purees and pastes, among others. Also, there is a preferential market for textiles, ceramics and crafts, building materials, among others.
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BAZAR COMERCIAL, EXPORTACIÓN, IMPORTACIÓN, LEGALES Y CERTIFICACIÓNES