Question
How does NAFTA affect relations between the United States and Canada?
it bans immigration between the two countries,
it opens the borders between the two countries,
it raises taxes on trade between the two countries, it allows free trade between the two countries
it bans immigration between the two countries,
it opens the borders between the two countries,
it raises taxes on trade between the two countries, it allows free trade between the two countries
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GPT-4o mini
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) primarily focuses on promoting economic cooperation and free trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Among the options provided, the most accurate statement regarding how NAFTA affects relations between the United States and Canada is:
**It allows free trade between the two countries.**
NAFTA eliminates or reduces many trade barriers, allowing for a flow of goods and services across borders with lower tariffs, which enhances economic ties and cooperation between the U.S. and Canada. It does not ban immigration; rather, it facilitates trade and investment, contributing to stronger economic relations.
**It allows free trade between the two countries.**
NAFTA eliminates or reduces many trade barriers, allowing for a flow of goods and services across borders with lower tariffs, which enhances economic ties and cooperation between the U.S. and Canada. It does not ban immigration; rather, it facilitates trade and investment, contributing to stronger economic relations.