The relationship between international commerce and sustainable development is the subject of much controversy that is exacerbated by geographic boundaries that are co-jointly developed, shaped, and sustained by regional trade agreements. The outcomes of three Americas trade agreements – NAFTA, CAFTA, ...
Take the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the US, Canada and Mexico for example. All three economies have benefited greatly from the agreement. It's in fact the largest trading bloc in the world as of 2014 in terms of GDP. The other idea behind regional free trade agre...
Against this backdrop, the depiction of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), signed in 1992 between Canada, Mexico and the US, by President Clinton in 1993 as the first agreement that ever really got "any teeth in what another country had to do with its own workers and its o...