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The Mexican Free Trade Agreement: An Idea Whose Time Has Not Yet Come

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Briggs48_The_Mexican_Free_Trade_Agmnt.pdf (494.87 KB)
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Author
Briggs , Vernon M. Jr.
Abstract

"Like a "bolt out of the blue," the idea of a free trade agreement with Mexico suddenly appeared on the nation’s political agenda. The idea was to replicate the process whereby both the U.S. and Canada had ratified a similar accord. The ultimate objective, it seems, is to create a North American free trade area encompassing the economies of the three nations. Without diverting to a prolonged discussion of the events that led to the Canadian-United States agreement, it is imperative to state the obvious: Mexico is not Canada."

Date Issued
1991-12-01
Keywords
free
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trade
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agreement
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Mexico
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U.S.
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Canada
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economies
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economic
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industrial
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nation
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worker
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union
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labor
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market
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article

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