North America Free
Trade Agreement
By Vincent
Marion
Canada has
a very strong economy partnership since his creation with the England and then,
with the United States after the abandonment of the protectionism. Now, there
is a threat because Trump wants to change our “rules” that would drastically
change the agreements of the ALENA. But, why do we need to keep it that way? We
need our ALENA because his objectives are interesting, the exportation always
increase and the consequences of the end of it would be devastating.
First,
ALENA concept is interesting because the goal of it leads to fair trade. I think we can all agree that abolition of
customs tariffs, the increase of the profit and the protection of environment
and work conditions are what make a country like Canada winner because it is
what makes the economy flourishing.
Second, we
couldn’t give ALENA up. It would be economically difficult because the
exportation had always been better since Mexico, the United States and the
Canada joined their forces. For example, since 1993, the exportation of United
States toward Mexico increases of 455% and in return, it’s 637% for Mexico.
Third, the
consequences of the end of ALENA should be bad because it would affect the jobs
and the value of the money. When I talk about the job, I don’t mean the hundred
thousand jobs in production lose in United States for the profit of Mexico. I
mean that Alena create millions of jobs. Although those countries has a
significant deficit, stopping ALENA would mean that Canadian dollar will reduce
to 0, 70$ US.
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