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Economic motivations are generally the major driving force for the
formation of free trade agreements among countries, but there are
other reasons countries enter into FTAs, including political and
security factors. Trade agreements were also expected to improve
investor confidence, attract foreign investment, and create jobs.
Mexico may have other reasons for entering into FTAs, such as
expanding market access and decreasing its reliance on the United
States as an export market. This book provides an overview of the
North American Free Trade Agreement, the current functions of the
free trade agreement, and the effects of this agreement which have
affected both countries over the last five years.
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