1 What NAFTA did was institutionalize the economic reforms.

2 Key words: supply chain, border trade , NAFTA.

3 Chapter one introduces regulations of FET standard in NAFTA.

4 Many Mexican small businesses folded due to NAFTA.

5 The NAFTA came into effect on January 1, 1994.

6 The practical benefits of Nafta have long been undervalued.

7 At present ( NAFTA ) ( EU ) is most successful by the North America free trade area with Union.

8 Salinas was deeply committed to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he had negotiated with President Bush.

9 The NAFTA debate also exposed the often unnoticed fact that the environmental community is not monolithic.

10 Chapter Two focus on the Amicus Curiae in NAFTA investment dispute settlement mechanism.

11 The NAFTA agreement covers trade in goods, technical barriers to trade, government procurement, investment, and services.

12 The EU and NAFTA are successful models of economic cooperation region.

13 Since NAFTA came into effect, the Canadian standard of living has inched closer to America's.

14 The North American Free Trade Agreement ( NAFTA ) is an example of a preferential trading arrangement.

15 As we know , chapter 11 of NAFTA establishes an Investor - State disputes resolution system.

16 It is the largest pact of its kind for the United States since the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

17 Chapter two focus on the practice of FET standard in NAFTA.

18 He finds that, despite the promises of its backers, NAFTA has locked in a harsh neoliberal economic policy that has swept away laws and protections that Mexican workers had established over decades.

19 He attacked the North American Free Trade Agreement ( Nafta ) and said It'should be renegotiated.

20 U.S. support for the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, has also declined somewhat, to 60% from 64% last year.

21 He wants to improve America's international reputation yet campaigns against NAFTA.

22 Oh, by the way, the United States is abrogating the NAFTA treaty - starting now.

23 The rise of trade such as the European Union and the NAFTA signatories.

24 NARRATOR: To some of his supporters, the president's change of heart on NAFTA was nothing less than a sellout.

25 Chapter Three analyzes the value of producing Amicus Curiae into NAFTA investment dispute settlement mechanism and the present problems.

26 It is attacked from below by demands for devolution and from above by supranational confederations, such as the EU and NAFTA.

27 During the hard-fought primary season, Mr. Obama pledged to renegotiate NAFTA, and often struck populist themes on the campaign trail, as he did a year ago in Wisconsin.