NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement, primarily involved trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It aimed to eliminate trade barriers and reduce restrictions among these three countries, rather than impose restrictions. However, it effectively created trade restrictions on countries outside of the NAFTA agreement by promoting preferential trade terms for its member nations.
To make trade easier between north american countries by removing the tax on goods.
Canada, United States, and Mexico.
Canada, United States, Mexico
NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement) was signed by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It's a very major trade, tariff, law enforcement, and environmental treaty governing a whole range of issues. The major goal was to make it far easier for trade between the US, Canada, and Mexico to go on with considerably lower barriers - it eased the movement of labor, reduced or eliminated tariffs, and radically changed (specifically, relaxed) cross-border shipment of goods between the three countries.
america proposed that they send back all illegal immigrants because they too stupid to be in this country and to make the border bigger
we trade with other countries to get goods that we dont have in our country, to keep contact and to make friends with the other countries foe situations in the future
embargo.
The sizes of the mountains make trade difficult.
they have found out a way to make it them selves.
A. Price controls --- Protect certain producers B.Trade restrictions --- Protect domestic producersC. Labor laws --- Ensure a basic living wageTrade restrictions are like tariffs or other means to make it easier for domestic producers to compete with countries using sweatshops to make their productsPrice control stops a group of (cartel) producers from controlling the industryLabor Laws protect the value of someones labor
it can make a difference by improving the working conditions of people in underdeveloped countries
"Opening factories south of the border will make cheaper goods available for the American people to consume."