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Christian Frisina
MGT448
April 16, 2012
Greg Worden





















      NAFTA, stands for North American Free Trade Agreement but who does it represent and what does it accomplish and who does it affect.   What are the advantages of regional integration, how does this relate to the economic development of the region and to potential present and future business opportunities.    
      The advantages of this agreement are distinct, being knowledgeable of how things will be for the future is a stressor that does apply here because any aspect of difficulty or disagreement has been preventatively or can be fixed through renegotiations.   Its creation goals are to reduce trade barriers, improve, and increase working conditions within North American countries, create a balanced and safe trade market for sales of goods and services that are produced in North America and create a better world trade involvement for its member countries.  
      NAFTA is a multi-country union that links Canada, the United States, and Mexico together.   The agreement stipulates that there will be no tariffs, import duties, and protectionist trade tactics between the member nations of NAFTA.   Encouraging member coordination and cooperation is a welcomed addition from this free trade agreement known as NAFTA, giving forth a perception of trade import and export.    
      Wherever it has taken root, free trade has created jobs, boosted incomes, and raised standards of living. This is an unassailable, indisputable fact... [continues]

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