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Ítem Comercio internacional: disertación del doctor Rodrigo Uribe: seminario de desarrollo económico(Universidad EAFIT, 1966) Uribe, Rodrigo; ColtejerPublicación Efectos de la liberalización económica colombiana en el sector textil para finales del Siglo XX(Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Gómez Valle, Catalina; Arenas Grajales, Kelly Yasmin; España Eljaiek, IrinaPublicación El enfoque de las exportaciones e industrialización como elementos clave de desarrollo económico : el caso de Corea del Sur y Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Arango Botero, Jacobo; Jiménez Rodríguez, CamiloÍtem La Floricultura en Colombia en el marco de la globalización: Aproximaciones hacia un análisis micro y macroeconómico(Universidad EAFIT, 2001) Quirós, Martha Lucia; Universidad EAFITPublicación Modelo de negocio para asesorías en comercio exterior(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Agudelo Acevedo, Alexandra; Uribe de Correa, Beatriz AmparoThe companies classified as MSME in Colombia that make foreign trade operations demand specialized consultancy in several areas, including international logistics, customs regulations, and international transactions. This consultancy is typically contracted through their customs agencies or big consulting firms in Colombia. However, many of these firms have high service costs and do not meet the MSME needs. The purpose of this project is to design a business plan for establishing a consultancy firm that provides specialized services and solutions in foreign trade for the MSME companies, based in Manizales and offering its services to the Coffee Region market. The proposed business model includes important aspects related to the value proposition, competitive advantages, and key strategies enabling the delivery of support tools for establishing the consultancy firm, and considers a personalized work plan with each client, precisely designing the model, and providing support during the solution phase, and also throughout and after the process, this includes providing support backing and guidance until the completion and closure of each case.Publicación Plan de exportación de Santolina Lingerie(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Gómez Giraldo, María Ximena; Zuñiga Raigoza, Jaime AlbertoPublicación Plan exportador CONFECAB S.A.S.(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Cardona Morales, Daniel Antonio; Zúñiga Raigosa, Jaime Alberto; Giraldo Hernández, Gina MaríaPublicación Plan exportador ELIFE S.A.S(Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Pasqualotto Jiménez, Laura María; Zuñiga Raigoza, Jaime Alberto; Uribe de Correa, Beatriz AmparoPublicación Plan exportador Fantasy Fashion(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Zapata Flórez, Carlos Alberto; Zuñiga Raigoza, Jaime Alberto; Giraldo Hernández, Gina MaríaPublicación Plan exportador Grupo Ferpo(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Rivero Acosta, Adriana Milena; Zuñiga Raigosa, Jaime AlberoPublicación Plan exportador Textifull S.A.S.(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) García Martínez, Jairo Alberto; Giraldo Hernández, Gina María; Zuñiga Raigoza, Jaime AlbertoPublicación Zonas francas y sofisticación tecnológica de las exportaciones colombianas(Universidad EAFIT, 2025-10-30) Del Rosario Suero, Cinthia Esther; López Barrantes, Silvio AndrésThis study analyzes the relationship between Colombian free zones and the technological sophistication of exports over the period 2005–2024. It adopts a non-experimental, longitudinal design with a descriptive–correlational scope, grounded in a quantitative approach. A technological sophistication index was developed based on Lall’s (2000) classification, applied to microdata covering both total exports and those originating from free zones. The findings reveal that free zones display a technological sophistication index 42.7% higher than that of national exports and, on average, contributed 2.3% to the national index during the study period. Nevertheless, their relative weight in foreign trade remains limited, which may restrict their structural impact. At the subnational level, coastal departments such as Atlántico, Bolívar, and Valle del Cauca account for the largest share, underscoring the importance of geographic location. Heterogeneous trajectories were also observed: in some cases, the establishment of permanent free zones coincided with improvements in sophistication in Cundinamarca and Risaralda; in Quindío, with deterioration; while in Cauca and Santander, no significant effects were detected. The study concludes that free zones may operate as enclaves of diversification and resilience, particularly in the face of external crises, but they do not by themselves constitute engines of technological transformation. Their contribution ultimately depends on structural characteristics of the departments, which the literature links to governance, incentives, and infrastructure.