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    Target has a history of success within United States and has managed to establish a reputation of having higher quality product offerings and retail environment than its competition. Target has seen steady growth with regard to expansion within the United States, it has not saturated the market. Target has historically launched stores in the metropolitan areas of larger cities and currently operates stores in 48 states. Recent global economic trends demonstrate that a Target expansion into…

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    Macroeconomic models can be used to show the development of North America since NAFTA was put into effect. GDP has risen 39.3%, 40.3% and 24.1% in the United States, Canada and Mexico respectively. Trade between all three nations has increased from $297 billion to $1.14 trillion. With trade increasing, jobs have increased as well, as 14 million American jobs have been due to trade with Canada and Mexico. As employment has been increased, the frequency of the business cycle has decreased because…

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    The North American Free Trade Agreement gave Canada an image of a successful country. With this agreement, Canada was able to form successful bonds with Mexico and America, especially the U.S. In order to make this three-way agreement, all 3 countries had to be respectful and had to be co-operative to have a successful trade relationship. Although America and Canada have a very strong trade relationship, that's not where it ends, it goes beyond just trade and business. They share the same border…

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    The following NAFTA case is between the United Parcel Service of America (UPS) V.S the Government of Canada over the issue of Canada Post Corporation and its subsidiaries. The United Parcel Service (UPS) made a claim against the Government of Canada for breach of NAFTA Articles Section A of Chapter 11, Chapter 12, and Chapter 15. This case was brought up for Tribunal due to UPS being believing that they are being treated unfairly in Canada, by Canada Post and their subsidiaries. They argue that…

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    The Mexican economy was hit hard by the global financial crisis. Mexico had a high economic dependence on the United States around the time of the global financial crisis as a result of the North American Free Trade Agreement. Consequently, when the global financial crisis hit the United States economy there was a heavy impact on the Mexican economy as well. Mexico’s economy was very vulnerable to fluctuation in the United States economy and relied heavily on the United States as an export…

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    Madame speaker. Today I will be discussing the topic of why Canada should not sell water in bulk exports to other countries. The four points I will be discussing today will consist of: environmental consequences, economic instability, the free trade agreement, and water’s renewability. Water exports are a recurring, ever-controversial theme in Canada. Canadian public opinion has always reacted negatively to the idea of selling our most precious natural resource to others. However, rapid…

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    Multiculturalism In Canada

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    The North American Free-Trade Agreement, created in 1994, was a step for Canada towards fostering a better relationship with other North American countries, while also improving the economic prosperity of the country. Although “NAFTA was bold, innovative, risky, and controversial from the start,” the trade agreement paid off for the nations involved. The effect of the trade agreement on Canada’s economy was visible between the 1980s and the 1990s: “exports…

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    Mexican Economy Problem

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    developing economy deals with. They have had to expand and help grow their economy but at the same time they have had to try and protect many different markets. We saw them sign various Free Trade Agreements that dramatically increased the state of the economy on paper. As a country it benefitted from such agreements because the standard of living increased. The reality is that poverty increased and close to half of the population now relies on government help. The problem with this is that…

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    Identify the problem While companies have been outsourcing various activities for centuries, in recent decades, the increased growth of products and services that businesses have moved offshore has not only contributed to increased global economic growth and prosperity but also has faced much controversy and debate while Americans today attempt to protect the domestic business against offshoring. The overall problem includes transportation costs, disruption in innovation and productivity,…

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    years ago, Canada and the US opened negotiations in regards to a possible Free Trade Agreement. As a result, a nationwide contentious debate filled the streets and a call for an election was demanded as necessary. A bilateral agreement came to form, generating a FTA between the United States and Canada. By 1990, president Bush and the Mexican president divulged their intentions, on negotiating a free trade agreement. This ultimately posed a problem for the deciding governments. Should the…

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