by Louise Blais, Gerónimo Gutiérrez, and Earl Anthony Wayne USMCA Forward 2024 | Chapter 4 Editor’s note: This chapter is part of USMCA Forward 2024 by the Bookings Institution . Introduction The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
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