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Nafta Numbers Don't Add Up, Melvin Burke, Kraig A. Schwartz, William G. Steele
Nafta Numbers Don't Add Up, Melvin Burke, Kraig A. Schwartz, William G. Steele
School of Economics Faculty Scholarship
On November 17,1993, the U.S. Congress passed the North American Free Trade Agreement, which became the law of the land in Canada, Mexico, and the United States on January 1, 1994. Despite the passage of over a year, there has been precious little discussion of the economic results of the "free trade" agreement. In fact, until the recent devaluation of the Mexican peso, proponents of NAFTA had claimed that the matter was settled and not worthy of further discussion or investigation. It was a fait accompli, they said; time to move on to other, more pressing social and political …
Symposium: Nafta And Gatt: The Impact Of International Treaties: Introduction, Mark J. Spaulding
Symposium: Nafta And Gatt: The Impact Of International Treaties: Introduction, Mark J. Spaulding
Santa Clara Law Review
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Transparency Of Enivronmental Regulation And Public Participation In The Resolution Of International Environmental Disputes, Mark J. Spaulding
Transparency Of Enivronmental Regulation And Public Participation In The Resolution Of International Environmental Disputes, Mark J. Spaulding
Santa Clara Law Review
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