The impact of North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to economic integration from perspective of Mexico
For Mexico, North American free trade agreements that were originally designed more about politics than trading. The George Bush government negotiating the agreement understands it and, in fact, seeing geopolitically navpt, not the economy. A senior adventure of the White House at that time once told me that it was "a person who has no brain: Mexican prosperous is the best interests of the United States." How time is changing. The importance of NAFTA can not be exaggerated, which is why uncertainty over his successor, provoked first by Donald Trump as presidential candidate and now by the congression democratic control, Very dangerous. NAFTA is prepared as a mechanism through which the Mexican government acquires such a certificate of the US government as a guarantee that the game rule will be maintained, the open trade regime will be maintained and that the commitment made in the agreement will be adequately adequately. In this case, NAFTA is anchor stability, the source o