Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues

Autores
Rezk, Ernesto; Biagetti, Marco
Año de publicación
2018
Idioma
inglés
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Descripción
The paper´s declared objective is to revise the main used tax and spending tools, both in Mercosur and the EU and to suggest the necessary corrections or changes in case they are likely to bring about negative effects or distortions upon trade and investment flows. In responding to the objective, the paper critically surveys national, subnational and local fiscal structures of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and of six European countries selected on the basis of their economic relationship to Mercosur countries (France, Germany, Italy Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands); the analysis involves the scrutiny of specific tax instruments as well as the design of spending packages in so far as these could impact on the trade of goods and services or upon investment flows. This review permits to ascertain whether a fair fiscal treatment of export of goods and services (in either direction) prevails or whether determined tax and spending tools should be eliminated, modified or replaced in order to avoid the possibility of creating artificial advantages to some countries or sectors which may, in turn, discourage free trade among the parties. In support of the above revision, stylized facts are presented in order to show the depth of integration. For this, trade figures are supplied for relevant goods including an estimation of the tax content and impact within the main traded goods; stylized facts also inform about the services traded and investment flows, classified by country.
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
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Ciencias Económicas
tax and spending tools
Mercosur
European Union
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
title Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
spellingShingle Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
Rezk, Ernesto
Ciencias Económicas
tax and spending tools
Mercosur
European Union
title_short Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
title_full Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
title_fullStr Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
title_full_unstemmed Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
title_sort Should one expect a happy ending of Mercosur-European Union negotiations? : The role played -or the threats placed- by trade and fiscal issues
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Rezk, Ernesto
Biagetti, Marco
author Rezk, Ernesto
author_facet Rezk, Ernesto
Biagetti, Marco
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author2 Biagetti, Marco
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Económicas
tax and spending tools
Mercosur
European Union
topic Ciencias Económicas
tax and spending tools
Mercosur
European Union
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The paper´s declared objective is to revise the main used tax and spending tools, both in Mercosur and the EU and to suggest the necessary corrections or changes in case they are likely to bring about negative effects or distortions upon trade and investment flows. In responding to the objective, the paper critically surveys national, subnational and local fiscal structures of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and of six European countries selected on the basis of their economic relationship to Mercosur countries (France, Germany, Italy Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands); the analysis involves the scrutiny of specific tax instruments as well as the design of spending packages in so far as these could impact on the trade of goods and services or upon investment flows. This review permits to ascertain whether a fair fiscal treatment of export of goods and services (in either direction) prevails or whether determined tax and spending tools should be eliminated, modified or replaced in order to avoid the possibility of creating artificial advantages to some countries or sectors which may, in turn, discourage free trade among the parties. In support of the above revision, stylized facts are presented in order to show the depth of integration. For this, trade figures are supplied for relevant goods including an estimation of the tax content and impact within the main traded goods; stylized facts also inform about the services traded and investment flows, classified by country.
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
description The paper´s declared objective is to revise the main used tax and spending tools, both in Mercosur and the EU and to suggest the necessary corrections or changes in case they are likely to bring about negative effects or distortions upon trade and investment flows. In responding to the objective, the paper critically surveys national, subnational and local fiscal structures of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and of six European countries selected on the basis of their economic relationship to Mercosur countries (France, Germany, Italy Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands); the analysis involves the scrutiny of specific tax instruments as well as the design of spending packages in so far as these could impact on the trade of goods and services or upon investment flows. This review permits to ascertain whether a fair fiscal treatment of export of goods and services (in either direction) prevails or whether determined tax and spending tools should be eliminated, modified or replaced in order to avoid the possibility of creating artificial advantages to some countries or sectors which may, in turn, discourage free trade among the parties. In support of the above revision, stylized facts are presented in order to show the depth of integration. For this, trade figures are supplied for relevant goods including an estimation of the tax content and impact within the main traded goods; stylized facts also inform about the services traded and investment flows, classified by country.
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