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    NAFTA is categorized as one of the largest formed trading blocs. Despite the expansion and diversification in the economies of member states‚ there has been quite a number of setbacks as a result of the enactment of the trading platform. NAFTA’S focus was to reduce tariffs among member states namely Mexico‚ Canada‚ and the United States over the years‚ making it easier to trade goods across national borders‚ and increasing economic efficiency in North America. Policy making and implementation

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    he fear is widerspread among environmentalists that free trade increases economic growth and that growth harms the environment. That fear is misplaced. Growth enables governments to tax and to raise resources for a variety of objectives‚ including the atatement of pollution and the general protection of the environment. Without such revenues‚ little can be achieved‚ no matter how pure one’s motives may be. "Marathon runner threatens to pull out of 2008 Olympics fearing Beijing’s air quality"

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    Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone: Shaping of China’s Future Foreign Investment Environment By Gladie Lui Introduction The official launch of China’s pilot Free Trade Zone (FTZ) in Shanghai on September 29‚ 2013‚ marked a significant milestone for the country’s economic reforms and its strategy of opening up its domestic markets for foreign investors. The FTZ the provision of services and help TZ iss expected to liberalize trade ade and th develop opportunities available shoree companies. main purposes

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    implementation brought a great opportunity for Mexico’s economy. During its early days‚ it was believed that NAFTA would bring rapid growth‚ raise wages‚ and reduce emigration. NAFTA resulted in a 11.3% increase in U.S-Mexico trade‚ which lead to the increase of 10.5% in exports. NAFTA allowed the U.S to become Mexico’s primary market for export at a whopping 77.6%. Although exports and trade increased‚ Mexican economy did not develop at the rate it was hoped. Between 1993 and 2013 Latin America was

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    Although NAFTA was originally implemented to modernize Mexico’s economy by creating manufacturing jobs for laborers‚ it favored wealthy national leaders and oversaw the detrimental effects it would have on the indigenous people of Mexico. The adoption of NAFTA between the three countries precisely began in December of 1992‚ when President Carlos Salinas of Mexico‚ President George H. W. Bush of the United States‚ and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada signed the free trade agreement ("Mexico

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    wastes. NAFTA has left no mechanism to generate money for basic environmental services or public infrastructure: Workers’ wages are too low to provide much tax income‚ sufficient levies on the factories are not allowed‚ and tariffs on exports were banned by NAFTA. The perverse structure of the system ensures that none of the benefits of industrial growth reach those who create it. According to a 2006 issue of the Wall Street Journal‚ since the introduction of the North American Free Trade Agreement

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    Stratsim Stratsim simulation: Marketing Strategy and Implementing Summary More than one million Americans are employed in manufacturing motor vehicles‚ equipment and parts. But the industry has changed dramatically since the U.S. “Big Three” motor vehicle corporations (General Motors‚ Ford and Chrysler) produced the overwhelming majority of cars and light trucks sold in the United States‚ and directly employed more than that many people themselves. By 2003‚ most passenger

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    Zhu RongJi brought up the idea to establish a China-ASEAN free trade area in 2001. Now that the original idea is being turned into reality with the signing of Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-Operation‚ ATIG 2004‚ATIS 2007 and ADSM. And the Parties are making great efforts to the negotiation of investment agreement to ensure the establishment of the China-ASEAN free trade area in 2010. The CAFTA will be the first free trade area that China establishes with a foreign market. The largest

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    subjects rather than proud to be Canadian (Free‚ 2007). Throughout the twentieth century‚ this mindset had slowly changed. Through political laws and battles‚ through social events of the time‚ and through the economical hardships and profits‚ Canada has

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    more productively (smarter‚ better workers‚ working with better machines and systems). A growing economy that produces more and more “stuff” normally means that the people have a higher and higher standard of living. If the government adopts a “free trade” policy towards all imports‚

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