El mercado de la Unión Europea, de analógico a digital. Retos para su interacción y disfrute en el marco Latinoamericano.
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https://doi.org/10.5102/rdi.v20i2.9106Keywords:
Europa digital, relaciones EU-Latinoamérica, comercio digital, desarrollo digital de la UE, comercio electrónico internacional.Abstract
El desarrollo e implementación del Mercado Digital Único dentro de la Unión Europea supondrá un gran avance interno complementando el existente Mercado europeo. A su vez, supone un cambio radical en las relaciones comerciales del bloque comunitario con el resto del mundo en general, y con Latinoamérica en particular. Esta investigación se centra en el análisis pormenorizado de los diversos avances europeos en relación a la implementación de un mercado digital y su influencia en los acuerdos comerciales entre la UE y los países latinoamericanos.References
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