Prebisch Reciprocity Principle. An Application for the Common Automotive Policy between Argentina and Brazil

Authors

  • Ana Gárriz Workers Innovation Center (CONICET-UMET), Argentina
  • Demian Panigo National University of La Plata, Argentina; Workers Innovation Center (CONICET-UMET), Argentina; National University of Moreno, Argentina

Keywords:

Automotive Parts, Common Automotive Policy, Prebisch, Reciprocity Principle

Abstract

This article will examine the implications of economic policy associated to the “reciprocity principle” enunciated by Prebisch (1959), through an empirical analysis for the case of the Common Automotive Policy (CAP) held between Argentina and Brazil. In particular, it aims to assess the impact of the CAP on the dynamic and the configuration of the auto parts trade in the bloc, and, in light of these results, examine and discuss the negotiation agenda proposed by the Argentine government in Protocol 40° signed in 2014.

JEL classification: C52 ; F14 ; F15 ; F42

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Published

2015-12-01

How to Cite

Gárriz, A. and Panigo, D. (2015) “Prebisch Reciprocity Principle. An Application for the Common Automotive Policy between Argentina and Brazil”, Ensayos Económicos, (73), pp. 117–147. available at: https://bcra.ojs.theke.io/ensayos_economicos_bcra/article/view/146 (accessed: 29 April 2025).

Issue

No. 73 (2015): Ensayos Económicos

Section

Articles