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Flows of Goods and Services

The overall legal framework pertaining to the flow of goods and services is in place. For the most part, the laws that govern the institutions concerned with and operations of the flow of goods and services provide adequate authority. Implementation of customs laws remains as the critical issue facing the flow of goods and services within Costa Rica. Targeted resources and training are necessary to update Costa Rica’s customs service to achieve greater employee performance in handling the current flow of goods, as well as the increases resulting from CAFTA.


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