Intersectoral agreements between Australia and Colombia from a framework of sustainable development
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https://doi.org/10.17981/econcuc.38.1.02Keywords:
agreements, sustainer development, economic development, political structureAbstract
The present work is aimed to examine the feasibility of the inter-sectoral exchange agreement be - tween Australia and Colombia from a framework of sustainable development by comparing the eco - nomic indicators provided by the World Bank from 1990 to 2015, in order to determine the viability of the intersectoral exchange. The methodology used in this research work was focused on a descriptive documentary research, with a non-experimental design techniques by applying a documentary revision of the Atlas of Economic Complexity-. Furthermore it was determined the importance of the preva - lence of synergy between economic factors and the sustainable development for intersectoral exchange agreements ,therefore, taking into account the mentioned features in this work, it can be said that a sustainability structure should be achievable to define appropriate economic indicators between the mentioned countries.Downloads
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