The North American Free Trade Agreement was an agreement signed by Canada, Mexico, and the United States that created a trilateral trade bloc in North America. The agreement came into force on January 1, 1994, and superseded the 1988 Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Canada. The NAFTA trade bloc formed one of the largest trade blocs in the world by gross domestic product. The passage of NAFTA resulted in the elimination or reduction of barriers to trade and investment between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The effects of the agreement regarding issues… Read more
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@9D4T4M9Independent 2mos2MO
Trump's USMCA is better.
@9D3RPBQ2mos2MO
We must stop the unequal exchange and we must get rid of neoliberal policies
@9BCMFY56mos6MO
Yes, but it should be renegotiated to provide better protections for workers and environments in all countries, and it should expand to include free movement of people
No, negotiate and draft a new trade agreement among the member countries that ensures a fairer balance of trade, living wages for workers, and limits on the exportation of jobs
@9BXXJ6R5mos5MO
Yes, and expand NAFTA to include all countries in North America
@98DNYXJ10mos10MO
No, NAFTA damaged the environment and exploited American workers
@95RGQF31yr1Y
Not informed enough for a decision
@95QZTL31yr1Y
Yes, but remake it to be more balanced and less focused on exploiting low wage labor.
No, a new trade agreement should be drafted and negotiated among the member countries that limits exportation of manufacturing jobs, ensures living wages for workers, and promotes a fair balance of trade
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No, we should only enter into bilateral trade agreements.
No, a new agreement should be drafted and negotiated among the member countries which limits exportation of manufacturing jobs, ensures living wages for workers, and promotes a fair balance of trade
@9CYJ9DD 2mos2MO
No, free trade agreements should only be made with countries that have equal or greater labor conditions and wages to the US to discourage outsourcing and exploitation. Canada is fair game for free trade but not Mexico.
@8ZXDCD4Republican2yrs2Y
Yes, but only for products produced in decent working conditions and a wage similar to the current minimum wage in America.
@8ZNRM3Y2yrs2Y
Yes, but we should not sacrifice our labor’s rights and interests in free trade.
@FatSocialist2yrs2Y
No, all agreements need to be evaluated with citizens in mind.
@8GF6P223yrs3Y
@8RDPYYG3yrs3Y
I think we need to renegotiate in that workers get more say as well as better environmental stands.
@8QV8TH23yrs3Y
No, create a new system that protects domestic workers whilst lowering consumer prices.
@9FR9PKCConstitution2 days2D
Too many companies move jobs out of the country because other countries don't have workers rights and it lowers the country's ability to make our own products
@9FQBKSG4 days4D
I still do not understand this question
@Yaunti2 4 days4D
No, all trade agreements should be through the U.N. as a global agreement and abolish private property
Yes, but require renegotiation to better protect workers and the environment
@Yaunti2 5 days5D
Yes, but abolish private property
@9FMZ9ZN6 days6D
I don't understand the situation
@9FMSNB76 days6D
Depends on if we can Manufacture something here in the US
@9FMK7H96 days6D
This situation is way to complex, to understand in one sit, but so far from my understanding, we should make deal as to where they benefit, and we benefit, and if we benefit more who cares, but if we are getting less during that year we will withdraw for the year and have the ability, to adjust and to create better more effective deals, But there is probably more to it.
@9BWZGQL 7 days7D
No. Not until the advantages of other countries over the United States are greatly reduced.
No, We Shouldn't Engage in Any International Trade
@9FL8VG51wk1W
Make California Mexico Again
@9FC2TRP3wks3W
Yes but renegotiate to be fairer
@9FBNY973wks3W
Yes, but with more adjustments to protect workers from layoffs due to cheap labor elsewhere and higher wages for workers in countries where the wages had been low
@9F9KXKS3wks3W
Yes, As long as we don't exploit workers in other countries
Yes, but renegotiate NAFTA instead
@94355D7 3wks3W
Yes, but it should be renegoitated
@9F93R5Z3wks3W
Yes, but it needs to be renegotiated to protect the environment and workers
@9F8X8ZY3wks3W
Yes as long as we aren't exploiting workers in other countries
@9F8QS8H3wks3W
Yes, support is always a good plan, and could even help decrease tensions between countries
@9F8MGYB3wks3W
No, Mexico does not have the same labor protections as the US and manufacturers would rather exploit Mexican workers than pay American workers
@9F8D4M83wks3W
Until something better is introduced, I believe it would be wise to keep NAFTA around
@9F8736Z3wks3W
I'm fine with is as long as they aren't exploiting workers in other countries.
@9F7S9883wks3W
We need DONALD J TRUMP 24
@9F7P4VF3wks3W
No, and increase all tariffs to a hardline Protectionist policy.
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