The last hurdles

Article Abstract:

Negotiators from Mexico, Canada and the US met in Washington D.C. in an attempt to resolve differences over specifics of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The US wants to attach environmental and labor amendments to the agreement. Support for NAFTA is weak in the US.

North America, Free trade

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Canadians fear a tax slap

Article Abstract:

Many Canadian corporations are fearful that US President-elect Bill Clinton will make good on his campaign promise of collecting more taxes on foreign corporations operating in the US. Clinton says he can collect an additional $55 billion.

Taxation, Foreign corporations, Corporate income taxes

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The trade deal faces dissection

Article Abstract:

The North American Free Trade Agreement is still an issue that provokes controversy in both Canada and the US. President-elect Bill Clinton says he supports some parts of the pact, but wants changes in others.

International aspects, Trade policy, Commercial policy

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