Describe North American Free Trade Agreement

Describe North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)?

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1. This free-trade zone was established in 1993 among Canada, U.S. and Mexico with about the same combined output as EU, but a larger geographical area.

2. Free trade with Mexico was controversial because critics fear a loss of American jobs as firms can move to Mexico more easily.  Also, they fear Japanese and South Korean firms will build plants there and import goods duty-free to U.S.

3. The increased trade has increased domestic employment, reduced unemployment, and increased the standard of living in all three countries.

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