Author: Belous, Richard S.; & Lemco, Jonathan; editors:
Title: NAFTA as a Model of Development: The Benefits & Costs of Merging High- & Low-Wage Areas
Description: Albany, State University of New York, (1995). orig.boards. 24x15cm, x,216 pp. Textual tables. Binding corner bumps, minor rubbing, VG. ¶ Contains 21 papers. Includes: C.W. Reynolds "The NAFTA & Wage Convergence: A Case of Winners & Losers"; H. Shaiken "The NAFTA, A Social Charter, & Economic Growth"; I. Cohen "The NAFTA's Winners & Losers: A Focus on Investment"; R. Rothstein "The NAFTA & Downward Wage Pressure"; V.R. Whiting, Jr. "Dynamic Integration: Foreign Investment, & Open Regionalism in the NAFTA & the Americas"; J. Grunwald "Expanding the NAFTA?: From Early Pan-Americanism to Hemispheric Economic Integration"; S. Weintraub " The NAFTA & Developing Countries"; R.M. Buitelaar "Dynamic Gains from Intra-regional Trade in Latin America"; A.A. Zinser "A Critical View of a NAFTA Including Mexico"; G. del Castillo V. "The NAFTA: A Mexican Search for Development"; J. Bustamente "Mexico's Interests & the NAFTA"; R. Wonnacott "Canada's Interests & the NAFTA"; A. Weston "The Development Impact of the NAFTA: A Canadian Perspecvtive"; J.D. Tessler "Global Trends & the Impact on Business in Latin America in the 1990s"; W.C. Doherty "A Labor Perspective on the NAFTA"; E.W. Zeltmann "The Sector Advisory Process & the NAFTA"; J. de Nigris "Trade Liberalization & Mexico"; R. Hopffmann "Can the EC Social Charter Be a Model for the NAFTA?"; C.L. Thorup "The Role of Nongovernmental Organizations & the NAFTA".

Keywords: North American Free Trade, Mexico, Canada, United States, NAFTA, Development, Labor Economics, Economic, Integration