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Border Management Modernization (Paperback)
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Border Management Modernization (Paperback)
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Border clearance processes by customs and other agencies are among
the most important and problematic links in the global supply
chain. It takes three times as many days, nearly twice as many
documents, and six times as many signatures to import goods in poor
countries than it does in rich ones. Delays and costs at the border
undermine a country s competitiveness, either by taxing imported
inputs with deadweight inefficiencies or by adding costs and
reducing the competitiveness of exports. As countries have come to
realize the importance of trade in achieving sustainable economic
growth they have progressively lowered tariffs, established regimes
to encourage foreign investment and pursued opportunities for
greater regional integration. This progress has, however, been
undermined by the high costs and administrative difficulties
associated with outdated and excessively bureaucratic border
clearance processes which are now often cited as more important
barriers to trade than tariffs. Inefficient border processing
systems, procedures, and infrastructure result in high transaction
costs, long delays in the clearance of imports, exports, and
transit goods, and present significant opportunities for
administrative corruption. They essentially undermine a country s
competitiveness in the international marketplace. Governments
around the world are therefore placing increased emphasis on border
management reform designed to remove unnecessary barriers to the
flow of legitimate trade across their borders. However, in spite of
the widespread recognition of the need to improve the efficiency of
border management regimes, Customs and other border management
agencies in many countries have frequently paid lip service to the
trade facilitation agenda. This book is designed to shed new light
on these problems and to identify a range of strategies that will
help officials meet their traditional control responsibilities
while at the same time facilitating legitimate trade. It also
provides advice to development professional and key policy makers
about what works, what doesn t and why."
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