NAFTA has leverage against other large economic entities, like the European Union. • Introduction of capital and technology: For less developed countries, free trade can promote the introduction of capital and technology into their economies (Pros & Cons, n.d., Friedman, 2000). • Democratization: Free Trade is thought to promote democracy because it promotes discipline and transparency (Pros & Cons, n...
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Free Trade agreements however have the potential to cause dislocations and attendant ripple effects in an economy, even if they create a bigger economic pie (Pros & Cons, n.d., Private Rights, 2001, Cox, 2003). • Infant Industries: Less developed countries have argued that they needed to protect “infant industries” so they may get them off the ground (Pros & Cons, n...
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