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Type of paper: Essay
Subject area: Economics
Academic level: College
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Date submitted: 2008-11-22 00:00:24
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Tags: political, trade, culture, management, mexico, mexican, nafta, USA, Europe, GDP, Williams, Mexican, winesburg, Garibaldi, Domestic Product, Wash, National Product, Protectionism, Methoda Assignment Introduction, Canada Post, Canadian Foreign Direct Investment
Mexico 's Experience after NAFTA
The question whether Mexico has benefited from NAFTA is still under
discussion and constant debates . Some claim that since NAFTA there is a
significant increase in poverty rates , whereas others provide the
opposite information . Apparently , in broader terms , the country has
benefited from free trade agreement and NAFTA is surely good for Mexican
population , although it leads to inevitable changes in agricultural
sector . However , changes don 't mean turning situation for worse . In
particular , two-way trade between the United States and Mexico swiftly
grew up and amounts up to 231 billion in 2002 compared with 81 billion
in 1993 . It means that Mexican modest trade deficit is turned into trade
surplus of about 37 billion (Williams 2004 )
Further , country 's export grew as well up to 80 during 1985-1993 after
accession to GATT . Since NAFTA the growth rate has even doubled .
Mexico 's export of end-products amounts about 90 of leads to creation of more jobs and higher paying . The next moment to
mention is that the annual growth of gross domestic product (GDP ) is
5 .4 in 2000 compared with 3 .9 during 1990-1994 . Many economic analysts
say that both export and international trade are keys to accelerating
country 's economic and financial recovery after crisis in 1995 . During
2001-2002 GDP growth slowed down because of economic woes in the USA ,
but since 2002 it has been increasing (Gruben 2001 )
Agricultural export has also certain benefits since accession to NAFTA .
Previously , the country 's annual deficit was about 1 .5 billion with the
USA , but since NAFTA agricultural export has doubled as well - in 2002
growth of agricultural exports was about 9 . The next benefit is lower
costs inputs for country 's food processing due to increased competition
and free trade . Moreover , decreased inflation rates for food products
provided excellent opportunities for stabilizing inflation since 1990s .
It may seem that increased competition would destroy some business , but
the positive moment is that the dollar value of country 's agricultural
production has increased - for pork up to 24 , for beef up to 13 , for
chicken up to 60 , for fruits up to 27 , for sorghum up to 85 , and for
vegetables up to 36 (Williams 2004 )
Despite increased competition , many of Mexico 's sectors remain
competitive with the US sectors : fresh fruits , vegetables , live cattle ,
tomatoes and avocado . Moreover , export of horticultural has also
increased by 120 . Mexican debate in agricultural sector is how to offer
more protection from imports . However , some claim that party simple
seeks ways how to capitalize relations with the rural poor . For example ,
David Williams writes that ``NAFTA provisions coupled with the U .S . Farm
Bill , often have been portrayed as portending certain doom for Mexico 's
agricultural sector however , U .S . producers absorb costs that Mexican
producers do not , such as high labor costs , costs of compliance with
strict environmental and worker safety regulations and taxes (Williams 2004 )
Actually , Mexico faces domestic structural problems which can 't be
addressed...

 

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