The North American Free Trade Agreement Animal Health Considerations
Bob R. Hillman
Abstract
Bob R. Hillman
Abstract
The NAFTA is a trade agreement among Canada, the United States and Mexico. If ratified, the agreement would phase out trade barriers between the countries over a fifteen year period. The agreement creates the largest trading bloc in the world. Under the agricultural provisions of NAFTA, the U.S. has separate agreements on agricultural products with Canada and Mexico. Canada has separate agreements on agricultural products with Mexico.
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The NAFTA is a trade agreement among Canada, the United States and Mexico. If ratified, the agreement would phase out trade barriers between the countries over a fifteen year period. The agreement creates the largest trading bloc in the world. Under the agricultural provisions of NAFTA, the U.S. has separate agreements on agricultural products with Canada and Mexico. Canada has separate agreements on agricultural products with Mexico.
Key concepts: Free trade agreement, International trade, Trade agreement, Agriculture, Free trade, International economics, Business, Economics