Análisis del proceso de integración europeo sobre el Reino Unido con relación al ámbito económico. Un estudio comparativo entre 1960-1972 y 1973-2016

This investigation work answers the next question: Did the European Integration provide a higher level of economic growth in the United Kingdom? For that purpose, it's fundamental to know the regional integration theories, precisely the neoliberal approach since currently, European Union holds an integration block formed by 27 states, these states converge through supranational institutions such as the European Commission; this entity is in charge of the commercial negotiations with states outside this integration process. Consequently, according to the statements of Bella Bellasa based on economic integration, a common market is formed within the European continent, which has the purpose of guaranteeing the free movement of goods and services for the states that are part of this integration process; thus avoiding trade protectionist measures. Thereby, the United Kingdom became part of the European integration process from 1973 with the intention of obtaining greater economic growth expressed through the variation of GDP, the United Kingdom's economy has been distinguished by the production of goods that have a transformation process, mainly due to technological advances providing greater economic returns for the British economy. Therefore, focusing on an openness model allows greater dynamism for the economy, generating a greater labor supply as better conditions in terms of competitiveness, stimulating the private consumption of resident households. Using a mixed methodology supported by quantitative data allows reaching objective goals supported by historical data through time series, helped with the elaboration of databases interpreted by computer programs such as Excel and Stata.

• Главный автор: Mejía Erazo, Iván Paúl (author)
• Формат: bachelorThesis
• Опубликовано: 2021
• Предметы: POLÍTICA EXTERIOR; DIPLOMACIA; INTEGRACIÓN ECONÓMICA
• Online-ссылка: http://repositorio.iaen.edu.ec/handle/24000/6285