Intraindustrial trade of the Andean community: analysis of the role of Venezuela (1996-2009)
Abstract
Between 1996 and 2009 the index of intra-industry trade of the Andean Community (CAN) was ranked in 24%. This index is composed by two stages. It allowed the measurement of the impact that the withdrew of Venezuela to the Cartagena treaty had to the trade flows of the CAN.
The machines and transportation equipment industry presented the largest volume of intraindustry exchange. On the other hand, oils, waxes and fats showed the lowest level of exchange. After Venezuela withdrew from the CAN, all industries except the chemical experienced an increase of intra-industrial trade. In addition, the transportation cost and the appreciation of the currency proved to have a crucial role in the growth of the CAN’s trade. Finally, this study showed that the trade and the socio-economic structure of a country play a key role in intra-industry trade.
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