NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade bloc between Canada, Mexico, and the United States that went into effect in 1994. It aimed to eliminate trade barriers and promote fair competition between the three countries. Key provisions included gradually eliminating tariffs on goods traded between member countries and protecting intellectual property rights. Supplemental agreements also addressed environmental and labor standards. The goals were to increase investment opportunities and trade, though some argue it had negative effects like job losses in certain industries and worker exploitation.
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NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade bloc between Canada, Mexico, and the United States that went into effect in 1994. It aimed to eliminate trade barriers and promote fair competition between the three countries. Key provisions included gradually eliminating tariffs on goods traded between member countries and protecting intellectual property rights. Supplemental agreements also addressed environmental and labor standards. The goals were to increase investment opportunities and trade, though some argue it had negative effects like job losses in certain industries and worker exploitation.
NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade bloc between Canada, Mexico, and the United States that went into effect in 1994. It aimed to eliminate trade barriers and promote fair competition between the three countries. Key provisions included gradually eliminating tariffs on goods traded between member countries and protecting intellectual property rights. Supplemental agreements also addressed environmental and labor standards. The goals were to increase investment opportunities and trade, though some argue it had negative effects like job losses in certain industries and worker exploitation.
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NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade bloc between Canada, Mexico, and the United States that went into effect in 1994. It aimed to eliminate trade barriers and promote fair competition between the three countries. Key provisions included gradually eliminating tariffs on goods traded between member countries and protecting intellectual property rights. Supplemental agreements also addressed environmental and labor standards. The goals were to increase investment opportunities and trade, though some argue it had negative effects like job losses in certain industries and worker exploitation.
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AGREEMENT INTRODUCTION Secretariats- Mexico city , Ottawa and Washington D.C Official language- English, French , Spanish
Membership- Canada, Mexico , US
Establish-Formation 1st Jan 1994
What is free trade
Free trade is a system
of trade policy that allow traders to act and transact without an interference from government..and under this prices are the reflection of true supply and demand.. Mexican president Carlos Salinas de Gortari, United States president George Bush, and Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney, left to right, look on as their trade ministers initial the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in San Antonio, Texas, in 1992. Passage of the treaty in 1993 counted as one of the Mulroney government’s most significant achievements. NAFTA North American Free Trade Agreement –is a trilateral trade bloc in north America created by the govt of United states ,Canada and Mexico.
The agreement is signed in Dec 1993 by the
presidents of three country and it came into effect from 1st Jan 1994 NAFTA… NAFTA called for immediately eliminating duties on half of all U.S. goods shipped to Mexico and gradually phasing out other tariffs over a period of about 14 years. Restrictions were to be removed from many categories, including motor vehicles and automotive parts, computers, textiles, and agriculture. The treaty also protected intellectual property rights (patents, copyrights, and trademarks) and outlined the removal of restrictions on investment among the three countries. Provisions regarding worker and environmental protection were added later as a result of supplemental agreements signed in 1993. NAFTA SUPPLIMENTS It has two supplements-
North American Agreement on Environment
cooperation (NAAEC)
North American Agreement on Labor
Cooperation (NAALC) Objective of Nafta Eliminate barriers to trade Fare competition in the free trade market Increase in investment opportunity Protection and enforcement of intellectual property right Resolution of disputes Effective procedure for implementation and application of agreement Benefits Increase in trade -
Boosted US farm exports
Created trade surplus in services
Reduced oil and grocery prices
Foreign direct investment
These pictures of Chilpancingo give an example of the effects maquiladoras under NAFTA have had on communities that were once livable. Disadvantages U.S jobs were lost
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