NAFTA: Two Years Afta

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"The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is intended to promote free trade among the countries of North America by removing trade barriers, tariffs, quotas, and other such barriers. The agreement is quite extensive and includes many provisions related to such things as plant inspection and even wages. The agreement was negotiated among Mexico, the United States, and Canada, and as it was being considered, it was much discussed in terms of what it would mean for the United States and whether on balance it could be considered a positive or negative move for the U.S.

The same questions were raised with reference to Mexico and to the benefits that might accrue to Mexico, and the emphasis on Mexico was related to the perception of economic need in that country and the effect the Mexican economy has on the U.S. ...

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