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REPORTERS: BARSALOTE, XAIREN
SARDILLA, GIVEL
General Objectives:
Upon the use and application of this lesson the students should able to define
and manifest:

 What is an International System (IS)?

 What is Integration?

 What is International Intregation?

 How does Philippines integrate with the international market?

 Import and Export Procedures in the Philippines – Best Practices

 What is the effect of Integration in the International System to Globalization?

WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM?
 States engage with one another in an environment known as the International System

 As a process of interaction and integration among people, companies and

governments of different nations Globalization is a process driven by the
International Trade and Investment and aided by Information technology.

 a system of states (or international system) is formed when two or more states
have sufficient contact between them, and have sufficient impact on one
another’s decisions, to cause them to behave—at least in some measure—as
parts of a whole.
International system is characterized by multipolarity, dissemination of power
among state and not-state actors, increasing importance of regional integration,
and more competitive environment, including a return to great powers’
geopolitical competition. The strategic environment is very fluid. As a result,
the world we live in is more unstable and dangerous than bipolar and unipolar
ones. The existing international system is in the grip of a crisis, and its outcome
is not clear yet. The most importantly, aggression cannot be tolerated, middle
and small nations rights must be protected, as well as basic norms and rules of
liberal international order. The 20th century history proves that great
powers’trade-offs at the expense of weaker nations had only a temporary
effect, and finally deepened the crisis.
What is integration?
 Integration is the act of bringing together smaller components into a single
system that functions as one.
 Integration means an act or instance of integrating a racial, religious, or
ethnic group.
 An act or instance of integrating an organization, places or business, school,
etc.
 Integration means the practice of uniting people from different races in an
attempt to give people equal rights racial integration.
What is International integration?

 International integration implies the adoption of policies by separate

countries as if they were a single political unit. The degree of
integration is often tested by seeing whether interest rates or share
prices or the prices of goods are the same in different national
markets.
 Internationalintegration is a financial concept in which countries
have an ever greater number of financial transactions, investments
and interests outside their borders. Through financial integration,
nations become increasingly financially interdependent.
How does Philippines integrate with the
international market?
The Philippines’s extensive economic integration at a regional and global level has
been an important factor in the country’s economic revival over the past years.
As one of 10 members of the Asean Economic Community (AEC), which was launched on
the December 31, 2015, the country stands to benefit from access to a single market of over 600
million consumers and an increasingly integrated regional economy, including the free movement of
skilled workers and products. The Philippines is also party to a number of agreements that aim to
support AEC realization, including the Asean Trade in Goods Agreement, the Asean Framework
Agreement on Services and the Asean Comprehensive Investment Agreement. By April 2016, the
Philippines had achieved a 92.1-percent implementation rate of commitments under AEC, which
translates to 466 of 506 commitments in absolute terms.
 The Philippines is an archipelago comprising of 7,641 islands. The
country shares maritime borders with China, Indonesia, Japan,
Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the island nation of Palau. In
2015, the Philippines exported goods valued at US$77.9 billion
and imported products worth US$76.8 billion. The Philippines’ top
export destinations are China, Japan, the United States, and
Singapore; and the country’s top import partners are China,
Japan, Korea, the United States, and Thailand. In this article we
explain best practices for importing into and exporting out of the
Philippines. 
 The main trade partners of the Philippines include China,
Japan, the United States, Singapore and Hong Kong. The
Philippines is the world 36th largest economy and the
thirteenth largest economy in Asia. This newly industrialized
country is mainly dependent on agriculture, service and
manufacturing for its GDP. With excellent trade route in the
Pacific Ocean these are some of the country’s main exports
and imports.
Import and Export Procedures in the Philippines – Best Practices
FOR REGISTRATION
 For importers
 To register as an importer, businesses
first need an Import Clearance
Certificate from the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. Importers then register with
the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and set
up an account with the Client Profile
Registration System (CPRS). The
Import Clearance Certificate is valid for
three years while the Customs Client
Profile Accreditation must be updated
annually. The CPRS accreditation
costs P1000 (US$20) and typically
takes 15 working days to process.
 For exporters
 First time exporters need to register
with the CPRS through the Philippine
Exporters Confederation. Exporters
operating out of a special economic
zone (SEZ) must register with the
Philippine Economic Zone Authority
(PEZA) while companies exporting
out of free port zones must register
with the specific free port.  Once
registered, exporters will receive a
Unique Registration Number,
necessary for all export activity.
 Imports to the Philippines jumped 140.9 percent year-
on-year to USD 8.45 billion in April 2021. This marked
the fastest growth in inbound shipments in more than
a decade, amid an acceleration in domestic demand in
the aftermath of the coronavirus shocks. Purchases of
transport equipment jumped by 547.4%, followed by
mineral fuels, lubricants, and related materials
(387.9%), and other food and live animals (283.1%).
Considering the first four months of the year, arrivals
gained 21.9% from the same period of 2020.
Philippines major imports are:
 electronic products (25 percent)
 mineral fuels (21 percent) and
 transport equipment (10 percent)
Philippines's main import partners are:
 China (13 percent)
 United States (11 percent)
 Japan (8 percent) and
 Taiwan (8 percent)
 Sales of major commodity groups mostly expanded:
 Exports from the  coconut oil (207.7%);
Philippines rose by
12.7% yoy to USD 6.42  cathodes and sections of cathodes (84.6%);
billion in July 2021, after  ignition wiring sets and other wiring sets used in vehicles,
an upwardly revised 18.8 aircraft, and ships (28.6%), other
percent growth in June.  manufactured goods (27.5%),
This was the fifth  metal components (18.5%), and
straight month of  electronic products (10.1%).
increase in overseas
By contrast, exports of machinery and transport equipment fell
sales, amid continued by 5.4%. Shipments increased to China (16.1%), the US
recovery in foreign (16.0%), Japan (18.2%), Hong Kong (13.6%), Japan (13.2%),
demand in the wake of Singapore (5.6%), Thailand (4.8%), South Korea (4.8%),
the COVID-19 Germany (4.1%), the ASEAN (15.9%), and the EU (10.9%).
Considering the January to July period, shipments grew 19.7%
pandemic. from the same period of 2020.
 The Philippines is a dynamic and strategic trading location. As the
country continues to comply with ASEAN-wide economic integration,
opportunities for both importers and exporters will continue to grow.
Utilizing experts with up-to-date local knowledge can help exporters and
importers to not only avoid customs-related delays and frustrations but
also ensure import and export activity occurs quickly and remains
profitable. Local experts at Dezan Shira & Associates possess years of
experience supporting the establishment and growth of businesses
across ASEAN, and are well situated to guide companies through the
Philippines’ constantly evolving regulatory landscape. 
 What is the effect of Integration in the
International System to Globalization?
 International System have used globalization to reach its goal: of understanding cultures. International
System focus on how countries, people and organizations integrate and globalization is making a
profound effect on International relations. Understanding culture, globalization, and international
relations is critical for the future of not only governments, people, and businesses, but for the survival
of the human race.
 As a process of interaction and integration among people, companies and governments of different
nations Globalization is a process driven by the International Trade and Investment and aided by
Information technology. This process on the environment on culture, on political system, on economic
development and prosperity, and on human physical well-being in societies around the world.
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