Has NAFTA helped Mexico's economy?

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Supporters of NAFTA believe Mexico's economic problems are caused by previous governments and that NAFTA is responsible for the rapid recovery from the 1994-1995 recession. Opponents do see some benefits from NAFTA but are concerned because Mexico is the least developed member of NAFTA and so lacks the infrastructure of Canada and the US. The labor and environment provisions of NAFTA have not been completely enforced and US industries are using Mexico as a cheap labor market instead of producing goods in Mexico to be used by Mexicans.

Economic aspects, Influence, Economic development, Mexico, Free trade

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An off-court struggle

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A struggle between food service baron John Bitove Jr and Maple Leaf Gardens owner Steve Savro for ownership of the National Basketball Association's Toronto Raptors could determine whether the Raptors play in their own arena or in a less expensive facility with the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club.

Management, Professional basketball, Basketball (Professional), Bitove, John, Jr., Toronto Raptors, Savro, Steve

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