Un análisis de La Comunidad Andina desde su origen, evolución, consecuencias relevantes y futuro económico entre el año 2006 y 2018.

Abstract

Economic integrations consist of economic and commercial union processes proposed by countries to achieve mutual benefits and streamline the exchange of goods and services between nations. Most of the time the Trade Unions are born between countries with common ideologies that seek to consolidate their economies through their alliance, decrease costs in their imports and exports, generate employment and create advantages for the circulation of their citizens from various aspects. Many times economic integrations are in decline not because of their commercial measures, but because of their political ideologies that lead their rulers to disagree with the common ones and in many other cases to take measures that only benefit the country in particular, leaving aside the general interest, which is based on the decisions of all members of trade unions. It is because of the above that an analysis of the concept of economic integration and its application in reality, particularly in the face of the CAN, is necessary and thus determine its advantages and disadvantages from its origin to the present.