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NAFTA was signed into law on December 8 1993 and started on January 1 1994. Countries under NAFTA where United States, Canada and Mexico and became a giant integrated market.

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Jobs | Pro Created 5 million U.S. jobs | Con 682,900 U.S. manufacturing jobs lost in some states

Wages | Pro Average wages increased | Con Remaining U.S. factories suppressed wages

Workers | Pro, U.S. unions lost leverage | Cons, Mexican workers exploited

Environment | Pro Canada exploited shale fields | Con Mexican environment deteriorated

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What items are we provided from being part of NAFTA

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What items are we provided from being part of NAFTA

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NAFTA trade items such has raw meat, logs, minerals, food and oil and gas. They also trade cars, computers, computer accessories and computer chips etc.

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What Country Benefits From NAFTA the most

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What Country Benefits From NAFTA the most

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This is question has many answers, because if you ask an American in the vehicle manufacturing industry, which country has benefited, they will tell you Mexico. If you ask a Mexican farmer he might tell you Canada or the US. If you ask a Canadian in the lumber industry, he will talk about all the losses due to the US. So there is no exact country that benefits the most.

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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), was signed in 1992 and would  eliminate most tariffs and other trade barriers on products passing between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

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NAFTA is a free trade zone between Mexico, U.S.A and Canada its one of the largest trading systems NAFTA also means North America Free Trade Agreement. It was made as a trade agreement between Mexico, U.S.A and Canada

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The world without trading would be very hard because not all countries have the same resources as other countries so for example if north america didn't have any spices and they need them and they couldn't plant any they would have to trade with one country for the resource they want and if their was nothing called trading they wouldn't get the resource they want

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What is the meaning of trade liberalization? 

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What is the meaning of trade liberalization? 

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Trade liberalization is the restrictions or barrier on the free exchanges of goods between nations.

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International trade is the exchange of services goods and resources across international borders

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Why is international trade so important?

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Why is international trade so important?

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international trade is so important because with out it, countries would not get the resources they need

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Canada is invovled with a lot of trading such as the International trade NAFTA and much more

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Yes the First Nation's did trade. They traded items such as fur for coats and hats and fresh meats and other item and resources.

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Will the wall that Donald Trump is making affect the trade between Mexico,USA and Canada?

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Will the wall that Donald Trump is making affect the trade between Mexico,USA and Canada?

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countries trade with each other to get resources that they don't have