2012•Journal of Economic IntegrationOpen access

Is Economic Integration Between Developing Countries a Singular Process?

Salif Koné

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This paper examines the economic integration processes among developing countries and developed nations.It looks into the possible existence of a general theory of economic integration and the reflection is carried out on three levels.The first is theoretical even normative, analyzing the concept of economic integration in various fields.The next is descriptive, which is based on the presentation of the initiatives (past and present) of economic integration.Finally, there is comparative where two main results are established.First is that the characteristics of the processes of economic integration are sufficiently flexible to reflect at the same time the processes of economic integration between developing countries and those between developed countries.Second is that economic integration is seen as a phenomenon with multiple dimensions and shapes and also as a process and the product of this process.

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This paper examines the economic integration processes among developing countries and developed nations.It looks into the possible existence of a general theory of economic integration and the reflection is carried out on three levels.The first is theoretical even normative, analyzing the concept of economic integration in various fields.The next is descriptive, which is based on the presentation of the initiatives (past and present) of economic integration.Finally, there is comparative where two main results are established.First is that the characteristics of the processes of economic integration are sufficiently flexible to reflect at the same time the processes of economic integration between developing countries and those between developed countries.Second is that economic integration is seen as a phenomenon with multiple dimensions and shapes and also as a process and the product of this process.

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This paper examines the economic integration processes among developing countries and developed nations.It looks into the possible existence of a general theory of economic integration and the reflection is carried out on three levels.The first is theoretical even normative, analyzing the concept of economic integration in various fields.The next is descriptive, which is based on the presentation of the initiatives (past and present) of economic integration.Finally, there is comparative where two main results are established.First is that the characteristics of the processes of economic integration are sufficiently flexible to reflect at the same time the processes of economic integration between developing countries and those between developed countries.Second is that economic integration is seen as a phenomenon with multiple dimensions and shapes and also as a process and the product of this process.

Key concepts: Economics, Process (computing), Developing country, Macroeconomics, Economic growth, Computer science, Operating system

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