Answer :
NAFTA helped to build international supply chains, which reduced costs, boosted output, and strengthened U.S. competitiveness. As a result, some American employment were lost and relocated to Mexico.
What impact did NAFTA have on American employees?
Due to the production shifting to Mexico, it first resulted in the loss of 700,000 employment. Texas, Houston, Michigan, and other states with high concentrations of manufacturing account for the majority of these losses. The agreement was said to result in "good-paying American jobs," a growing trade surplus with Mexico, and a sharp decline in illegal immigration, according to Clinton and his allies. NAFTA really resulted in a net cost of 700,000 jobs for the US economy. The impact of NAFTA on the American economy is not limited to the loss of these employment. In actuality, NAFTA has also exacerbated income inequality, decreased real wages for manufacturing workers, undermined workers' collective bargaining rights and union-organizing capacity, and cut back on fringe benefits.
The complete question is:
What effect did the NAFTA have on US employment?
a. NAFTA caused the 1991 recession.
b. NAFTA caused the 2001 recession.
c. NAFTA caused US unemployment to rise by two percentage points, in 1994,
when it went into effect.
d. NAFTA caused US unemployment to rise by two percentage points, but not
until 1995 when the Peso Crisis hit.
e. NAFTA did not disrupt the more-or-less steady decline in the US
unemployment rate that took place throughout the period between the 1991 and 2001 recessions.
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