NAFTA

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When NAFTA was first introduced, it was expected to increase jobs and reduce tariffs, thus improving the economies of the North American countries of Canada, Mexico, and the United States. However, this paper explains that, since its inception, NAFTA has failed at a number of its goals, prompting revisions and a new act currently being presented to Congress, which is meant to expand on NAFTA and aid the economies of all North American countries, with the exception of Cuba.

From the Paper:

"There have been a number of changes in the global economy of the world over the past decade. It is important to examine the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and determine if it has helped and/or hindered the economies of all three countries, if it has accomplished what it was established to do, and if over the past ten years it has resulted in additional trade agreements within the Americas."

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