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03-06 "Free Trade, Corn, and the Environment: Environmental Impacts of US – Mexico Corn Trade Under NAFTA"

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Frank Ackerman
Timothy A. Wise
Kevin P. Gallagher
Luke Ney
Regina Flores

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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) had a profound impact on corn trade between the United States and Mexico. Negotiated tariff reductions and the Mexican government’s decision not to charge some tariffs to which it was entitled resulted in a doubling of US corn exports to Mexico. This paper examines the environmental implications of this change on both sides of the border.

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Paper provided by GDAE, Tufts University in its series GDAE Working Papers with number 03-06.

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