North American Economic Integration: Theory and Practice

by Stanford Shedd, Norris C. Clement, James Gerber, et al.

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A study of North American economic integration, taking a wide approach to the topic. Rather than simply focusing on the immediate reasons for the negotiation of NAFTA the authors place this agreement in a larger historical context. They review the evolution of the global economy in the postwar period as well as the specific industrial strategies of the NAFTA partners. The evolution of trade theory is discussed and then related to the development of trade policy in each of Canada, Mexico and the USA, and the process of trade integration in North America.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:1840644125

ISBN13:9781840644128

Release Date:September 2000

Publisher:Edward Elgar Publishing

Length:360 Pages

Dimensions:50.0" x 25.0"

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Business Business & Finance Business & Investing Economics International International Business Popular Economics

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