Guidelines of the ALBA agreement in the GranNational Company in the context of ALBA as a promoter of the Multiplier Effect

  • Dani José Villalobos Soto Universidad Simón Bolívar
Keywords: multiplier effect; economic growth; PETROALB A; ALBA; comparative advantaje; competitive advantaje; economic asymmetries.

Abstract

One of the Integration forms in Latin America and in the Caribbean has been the way of cooperating that is printed in these agreements that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the Nicaraguan Republic have historically developed within the framework of the energetic agreements, from the premise of generating spaces of benefits for both nations, and consequently reach the use of the great purposes that every country desires, such as economic growth, industrialization and diversified economy in a fair and sustained manner. The construction of a GranNational company has been the great challenge that sustains the agreement, the objective that is presented in this research is to coordinate guidelines of the ALBA agreement in the GranNacional company between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the one of Nicaragua in the context of ALBA as a promoter of the multiplier effect in different production sectors. This documentary-descriptive research, the bibliographic design and the phases used were descriptive, analytical, interpretative and constructive.

It is concluded that economic asymmetries have constituted the most complex challenge in Latin America, but integration through trade is a strategy with the consequent comparative and competitive advantages that has allowed to increase economic growth.

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Author Biography

Dani José Villalobos Soto, Universidad Simón Bolívar

Magíster en Integración Regional. Profesor Investigador de la Universidad Simón Bolívar.

Published
2018-10-31
How to Cite
Villalobos Soto, D. (2018). Guidelines of the ALBA agreement in the GranNational Company in the context of ALBA as a promoter of the Multiplier Effect. University Journal of the Caribbean, 19(2), 23-30. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5377/ruc.v19i2.6467
Section
Ciencias Sociales