Titlebook: North American Free Trade Agreement; Opportunities and Ch Khosrow Fatemi (Dean) Book 1993 Khosrow Fatemi 1993 environment.information.macro

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North American Trade in the Post-Debt-Crisis Eraides the historical evidence of several centuries to show that periods of crisis in international financial markets have been accompanied by the collapse of international trade as well (Kindle-berger, 1978). The Great Depression of the 1930s is the classic case of a downward spiral in world trade, t

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Introductionnflicting, perspectives. Furthermore, their partnership in NAFTA notwithstanding, the bilateral issues between the countries remain strong and in force. Part III of this volume examines these specific issues. In Chapter 8, Ricardo Grinspun analyzes the impact of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement

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The North American Free Trade Agreement: A Canadian Perspectiveriers and create a more unified North American market place. Working groups and negotiators for the three parties are involved at this moment in the process of defining the terms and conditions the final agreement will take. One has only to glance at a daily newspaper to catch up with the latest cha

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U.S. and Mexican Foreign Exchange Risk Management Techniques. Some significant differences in the utilization of products, perspectives on key factors in product selection, and attitudes to innovation can be found. The chapter will also explore factors that may influence these differences.

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Introductiontry-specific issues. In Chapter 15, James Lane studies the issue of labor turnover and job training in the maquiladora industry. Using exit polls of maquiladora workers, he measures the impact of the training that workers receive in these plants on employee turnover in each plant. Lane’s survey of a