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The integration scheme between Mexico, Canada and the United States represents the first time that a developing country has been linked to developed countries in a free-trade agreement.
Preface - List of Contributors - List of Acronyms - List of Tables - List of Figures - Map - Introduction; J.S.Herzog - PART 1: ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS - Mexico and NAFTA: Economic Effects and the Bargaining Process; J.Ros - Is Mexico a Back Door to the US Market or a Niche in the World's Largest Free Trade Area?; A.T.Kate - The Mexican Financial System and NAFTA; I.Trigueros - Agriculture and Farmers within NAFTA: a Mexican Perspective; K.Appendini - PART 2: SOCIO-POLITICAL DIMENSIONS - NAFTA and Labour Migration to the United States; J.Bustamante - NAFTA and the Environment; R.Sanchez - Is there an Alternative? The Political Constraints on NAFTA; A.A.Zinser - PART 3: INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS - The Impact of NAFTA on the Latin American Economies; E.V.K.FitzGerald - The Consequences of NAFTA for European and Japanese Trade and Investment in Mexico; G.Sz kely - Canada's Role in NAFTA: to what Degree has it been Defensive?; R.Wonnacott - Is NAFTA more than a Free Trade Agreement? A View from the United States; W.Gruhen & J.Welch - PART 4: CONCLUSIONS - Who will benefit?; V.Bulmer-Thomas, N.Craske & M.Serrano - Bibliography - Index
