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NAFTA Name Institution affiliation Introduction The North American Free Trade Agreement is a truce between Mexico Canada and the US. It is considered as the biggest free trade agreement in the world. This agreement is the first whereby two developed countries merged and signed a treaty with an unindustrialized market country. The three countries involved agreed to eliminate trade barriers that existed between them before. This move allowed for an increase in investment opportunities. The agreement is comprised of two thousand pages twenty-two chapters and eight sections (Villarreal & Fergusson 2017). NAFTA provides a highly favored nation title to its co-signers. This implies that nations are required to treat all the parties equally with the inclusion of direct foreign investment. Thus nations cannot treat domestic investors better than they would treat foreign investors. They also cannot offer investors that are not in the NAFTA agreement a better deal. Furthermore of NAFTA. The Review of Economic Studies 82(1) 1-44. Cottam M. L. & Marenin O. (2005). The management of border security in NAFTA: Imagery nationalism and the war on drugs. International Criminal Justice Review 15(1) 5-37. De La Cruz J. & Riker D. (2014). The Impact of NAFTA on US Labor Markets. US International Trade Commission Office of Economics Working Paper (2014-06A). Green R. A. & Payan T. (2017). Was NAFTA Good for the United States?. Lederman Daniel William Francis Maloney William F. Maloney and Luis Serven. Lessons from NAFTA for Latin America and the Caribbean. Stanford University Press 2005. Monge-Naranjo A. (2002). The impact of NAFTA on Foreign Direct Investment flows in Mexico and the Excluded countries. draft paper Northwestern University. US Energy Information Administration (EIA). Refined Products Exports by Destination; US Natural Gas Villareal M. & Fergusson I. F. (2017). The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). [...]
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-23-25 pages in 12 point Times New Roman, double spaced -Literature Review: of 8 academic sources -Introduction: NAFTA's Significance and Background Hitory -Research Question -Study Case1:to show PROS and Study Case 2:to show CONSv with DATA -Possible suggestions to fix its CONS -Conclusion -APA style citation
Subject Area: Politics
Document Type: Questions & Answers
