CACM

"CACM" is a common misspelling or typo for: Cake, Calm, Cam, Came, Camp, Cams, Clam, Cram.

Computing

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

CACM

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Economic History

Guatemala

Major suppliers--U.S. 41%, CACM 11%, Mexico 11%. (references)

Nicaragua

Suppliers--U.S. 32%, CACM 21%, Venezuela 11%, European Union 9%. (references)

El Salvador

Major markets--U.S. 63%, Central American Common Market (CACM) 25%, European Union (EU) 4%. Imports--$4.6 billion: consumer goods, foodstuffs, capital goods, raw industrial materials, and petroleum. (references)

Political Economy

HONDURAS

With the exception of certain items, there are no duties for products traded among CACM members; however, Nicaragua imposed a 35 percent still current tariff on Honduran imports in December 1999 as a result of an ongoing maritime boundary dispute. (references)

PANAMA

The government hopes to have agreements with both Nicaragua and El Salvador by the end of 2001, with agreements with the other members of the CACM coming within 2002. After completing an agreement with the CACM, the government hopes to restart its stalled negotiations for a trade agreement with Mexico. (references)

HONDURAS

After nine years of negotiations, a free trade agreement between the members of the Northern CACM Triangle (Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador) and Mexico took effect on June 1, 2001. A free trade agreement with the Dominican Republic and an agreement strengthening trade relations with Colombia were approved by the Honduran National Congress in October 2001. Honduran trade officials are close to finishing negotiations with Chile. (references)

Trade

Honduras

Panama, although not a full member of the CACM, has participated in CACM activities. (references)

Costa Rica

The CACM has a common external tariff that ranges from 1 to 15 percent for most products. (references)

Costa Rica

Products traded among CACM members are duty-free, with the exception of certain items, notably agricultural products. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

French

MCAC (CACOM), Marché commun d'Amérique centrale (CACOM), Marché commun Centre-américain (CACOM), M.C.C.A. (CACOM). (various references)

Italian

Mercato Comune Centroamericano (CACOM, Central American Common Market), MCCA (CACOM, Central American Common Market). (various references)

Pig Latin

acmcay

Portuguese

Mercado Comum Centro-Americano (CACOM, Central American Common Market), MCCA (CACOM, Central American Common Market). (various references)

Spanish

MERCOMUN (CACOM, Central American Common Market), MERCOCA (CACOM, Central American Common Market), Mercado Común Centroamericano (CACOM, Central American Common Market), MCCA (CACOM, Central American Common Market). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: cam, mac.

-2 letters: am, ma.

+1 letter: acmic, mecca.

+2 letters: cadmic, caecum, chacma, macaco, meccas.

+3 letters: acclaim, acmatic, calcium, cambric, ceramic, chacmas, champac, chasmic, cocomat, cocoyam, comatic, comical, compact, curcuma, macacos, macchia, macchie, malacca, racemic.

+4 letters: academic, acclaims, accustom, achromic, aciculum, alchemic, cacomixl, calciums, cambrics, capsicum, carbamic, catacomb, ceramics, champacs, chemical, chiasmic, cinnamic, climatic, coachman, coachmen, cocomats, cocoyams, comeback, compacts, cosmical, coumaric, curcumas, cyclamen, gamecock, gimcrack, maccabaw, maccaboy, maccoboy, malaccas, mechanic, moccasin, muchacho, sachemic.