The nations that make up NAFTA facilitate cross-border trade and business development by sharing a common currency.

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The nations that make up NAFTA (Canada, Mexico, and the United States) do not share a common currency. Each country has its own currency: the Canadian dollar, the Mexican peso, and the US dollar. However, NAFTA does eliminate many barriers to trade between the countries, such as tariffs and certain regulations, to facilitate cross-border commerce.

The Nations That Make Up NAFTA Facilitate Cross-Border Trade and Business