Texas border cities illustrate benefits and challenges of trade

Jesus Cañas

Southwest Economy, 2016, issue Q4, 16-20

Abstract: Texas border cities, at the front line of North American Free Trade Agreement-driven economic changes, have found new paths to growth by taking advantage of trade-inspired commercial opportunities during the past two decades. Partly as a result, unemployment in the largest communities has declined.

Date: 2016
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