NAFTA has had its trade-offs for the U.S.
NAFTA has had its trade-offs for the U.S.
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Consumers and global companies benefited, but critics see pitfalls. Four campaign seasons have come and gone since presidential hopeful H. Ross Perot warned that NAFTA would create a "giant sucking sound" of jobs going to Mexico, and the trade pact is still generating plenty of noise. Calls to renegotiate the 14-year-old deal are rising from both sides of the border. |
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News entry number 4090 added on Mar 3, 2008 in the Business News category.
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