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The U.S. Colombia Free Trade Agreement
Building Blocks for Trade and Open Markets in
South America

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- In 2007, U.S. high-tech exports to Colombia grew by 28 percent,
the fourth fastest growing market for U.S. high-tech products in the
world.
- Total U.S. high-tech exports to Colombia reached $1.51 billion in
2007, 100 percent more than in 2001, creating a high-tech trade
surplus of nearly $1.47 billion.
- As a part of the pending U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement,
Colombia will join the Information Technology Agreement (ITA), which
eliminates tariff and non-tariff barriers to certain high-tech
products.
Expanding trade with Colombia strengthens free
markets, enhances stability, and fosters democracy in a country and a
region where none of these should be taken for granted.
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We are delighted to bring you this 20th regular installment of the AeA Competitiveness Series. The
AeA research team produces these reports on the most timely and relevant issues to the
high-tech industry and to U.S. competitiveness in a global economy. We combine
rigorous data with careful analysis to provide industry leaders and policymakers the
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The writers of this publication can be reached for
questions or comments:
Matthew Kazmierczak
Vice President, Research and Industry Analysis
202.682.4438
matthew_kazmierczak@aeanet.org
Josh James
Senior Manager, Research and Industry Analysis
202.682.4422
josh_james@aeanet.org
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