Mexico Makes substantial Progress in 1996 Toward Full Economic Recovery
Industrial and export growth, early loan repayment to U.S. underscore strength of the rebound.
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- Utah: U.S.-Mexico trade war would hurt Utah more than many other states
- Missouri: In case of trade war with Mexico, Missouri would be No. 8 in terms of negative impact
- Arizona: If the U.S. got into a trade war with Mexico, Arizona would be the second most-affected state
- South Carolina not immune to Mexico trade war fallout
- California – Mexico trade war puts 1 in 33 California jobs at risk
- 2017’s States Most Affected by Trade War with Mexico
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December 1996-Mexico Steps Up Deregulation Reforms to Enhance Business Competitiveness
Mexico Steps Up Deregulation Reforms to Enhance Business Competitiveness
The comprehensive deregulation program launched on year ago by the government of Mexico was fortified by several concrete measures this month.
October 1996-NAFTA Strengthens the North American Electronics Industry
NAFTA Strengthens the North American Electronics Industry
Production partnerships and increased trade lead the way to a better electronics industry.
August 1996-Mexico’s Economy Showing Strong Signs of Recovery in 1996
Mexico’s Economy Showing Strong Signs of Recovery in 1996
GDP surges more than 7% in the second quarter of 1996 on the strength of continued manufacturing and export growth.
July 1996-North American Auto Industry Expanding Markets Under NAFTA
North American Auto Industry Expanding Markets Under NAFTA
U.S., Mexico and Canada automotive partnerships increasing competitiveness, growth and hemispheric sales opportunities in the sector.
June 1996-Mexico Recovery Spurring Strong U.S. and Mexican Export Growth in 1996
Mexico Recovery Spurring Strong U.S. and Mexican Export Growth in 1996
3/4’s of U.S. states and 2/3’s of industry sectors register export increases in first quarter of 1996 according to NAFTA trade figures.
April 1996-U.S.-Mexico Textile and Apparel Trade Growing with NAFTA
U.S.-Mexico Textile and Apparel Trade Growing with NAFTA
North American production partnerships become increasingly more competitive.
March 1996-Staying NAFTA’s Course Yields results for U.S. and Mexico
Staying NAFTA’s Course Yields Results for U.S. and Mexico
Latest trade figures confirm agreement’s role in promoting and preserving U.S.-Mexico trade gains.
February 1996 - NAFTA Transnsformating Production Partnerships
NAFTA Transforming Production Partnerships
Mexico’s emergence from last year’s economic crisis is being fueled by a rapidly growing export sector, wich increased by 31.2% in 1995. Behind this growth is a fundamental transformation being wrought by NAFTA in both Mexico’s export industries and trading relationships throughout North America.
January 1996 - NAFTA Anniversary Marked by Further Tariff Cuts
NAFTA Anniversary Marked by Further Tariff Cuts
On Jan. 1, 1996, NAFTA marked its second anniversary with implementation of the agreement’s third round of sheduled tariff reductions for goods trated between Mexico, the United States and Canada.