Análisis del Régimen de Admisión Temporal para Perfeccionamiento Activo en la Eficiencia y Competitividad del Sector Floricultor Ecuador 2022-2023

This research evaluates the impact of the Temporary Admission Regime for Active Improvement (ATPA) on the operational efficiency and competitiveness of the Ecuadorian floriculture sector during the years 2022 and 2023. It seeks to determine how the ATPA has positively contributed to the import of inputs for floriculture production and the resulting benefits in improving the efficiency and competitive positioning of the sector. The findings will be relevant to actors interested in the development of the sector. The effective implementation of the regime has the potential to reduce operating costs, improve the quality of inputs and optimize production times, generating a more competitive final product in the international market. The research, of a descriptive, non-experimental and cross-sectional nature, uses numerical data from commercial records and analysis of relevant documents to offer a detailed view of the current impact of the regime. The results reveal that the ATPA has managed to improve the competitiveness of the sector internationally. However, areas were identified that could benefit from additional adjustments to optimize the benefits of the regime. Although the ATPA has had a positive impact, it is essential to continue evaluating its effectiveness and make changes that maximize its benefits for the floriculture sector.

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Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
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2025-01-01
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Análisis del Régimen de Admisión Temporal para Perfeccionamiento Activo en la Eficiencia y Competitividad del Sector Floricultor Ecuador 2022-2023

Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
Flowering Plant Growth and Cultivation
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Análisis del Régimen de Admisión Temporal para Perfeccionamiento Activo en la Eficiencia y Competitividad del Sector Floricultor Ecuador 2022-2023

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This research evaluates the impact of the Temporary Admission Regime for Active Improvement (ATPA) on the operational efficiency and competitiveness of the Ecuadorian floriculture sector during the years 2022 and 2023. It seeks to determine how the ATPA has positively contributed to the import of inputs for floriculture production and the resulting benefits in improving the efficiency and competitive positioning of the sector. The findings will be relevant to actors interested in the development of the sector. The effective implementation of the regime has the potential to reduce operating costs, improve the quality of inputs and optimize production times, generating a more competitive final product in the international market. The research, of a descriptive, non-experimental and cross-sectional nature, uses numerical data from commercial records and analysis of relevant documents to offer a detailed view of the current impact of the regime. The results reveal that the ATPA has managed to improve the competitiveness of the sector internationally. However, areas were identified that could benefit from additional adjustments to optimize the benefits of the regime. Although the ATPA has had a positive impact, it is essential to continue evaluating its effectiveness and make changes that maximize its benefits for the floriculture sector.

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