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Have trade treaties (NAFTA, etc.) been positive for America?

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Have trade treaties (NAFTA, etc.) been positive for America?

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This was selected as Best Answer Yes, free trade treaties have been positive for America. The reason for this line of thinking emanates from the premise that it has allowed for American goods (industrial/tangible) and services (consulting/banking/etc) to be more widely available to other markets. The results has been multi-dimenional in its effect. I. It has allowed for a broader awarness of American goods and services globally. II. It can serve as a hedge in a economic slowdown via robust exports to other markets that might not be so affected. III. Lastly, it serves as a ever present way to project American soft power (non-military), ideas, and influence in global affairs. All of these principles can be greatly expounded.

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