In 1993, why did many labor unions oppose the United States' participation in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)?

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), trade pact signed in 1992 that gradually  (1957–93) in eliminating tariffs in order to stimulate trade among its members.  in the creation of millions of well-paying jobs in all participating countries. A Canadian-U.S. free-trade agreement was concluded in 1988, and NAFTA .

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The main reason that U.S. Labor unions were opposed to the participation of NAFTA was because it meant US made productions would actually be out-sold by other countries.

Typically, goods that come from out of the country end up costing the buyer less, so they will end up buying from other trading companies, sense it is often cheaper.

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