NAFTA,with the principal goal of eliminating almost all tariff and nontariff trade barriers between the United States,Canada,and Mexico,has nevertheless failed to appreciably increase trade between the three member nations since the agreement was entered in 1993.

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NAFTA has significantly increased trade between the three member nations since its implementation in 1993. In 2019, the total merchandise trade between the three countries amounted to $1.2 trillion. However, there have been critiques of the agreement's impact on certain industries and workers, as well as concerns about environmental and labor standards.

NAFTA,with the Principal Goal of Eliminating Almost All Tariff and Nontariff