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Assessing the Role of Customs and Border Procedures in International Trade Facilitation: A Mixed-Methods Study
Abstract
International trade facilitation is the procedure of giving access to only companies that follow specific practices and policies for trading at the international level. The major goal of this facilitation is to minimize trade costs, improve border environments, and enhance economic growth. Organizations need to follow the trade facilitations to securely trade their products. If any company doesn’t follow the procedure, it won’t allow trade that negatively impacts its business. So, firms need to know the importance of customs and border procedures for effective trading. This document aims to conduct a mixed-method study to assess the customs and border procedure’s role in international trade facilitation.
Quantitative analysis will be conducted by analyzing the important factors that are associated with global trading. Moreover these factors may include the procedure’s transparency and regulations quality. However this information will be used to understand the custom procedure impact on the trading at international markets. Because they are the key players in the trading and must know details about procedures of international trading.
The major focus of this study will be on the border procedure and international trade facilitation relations. It will help to understand the customs and border procedures impacts on international trade facilitation. Generally, this study will help customs administrations and policymakers to efficiently operate customs activities. In addition to this, organizations will enhance their supply chain operations at the global level and lower trading costs.
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