International Trade Agreements
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The document discusses international trade agreements and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It provides details on the history and impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between Canada, the US, and Mexico since taking effect in 1994. It also describes the founding and purpose of the IMF to foster global monetary cooperation and financial stability, though some countries feel their quotas and voting powers in the IMF are underrepresented.
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4.1.1 Country Overview: THE FOLLOWING SECTION IS PLAGIARISED
Geography:
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Burning of fossil fuels generate carbon dioxide and hence cause acid rain in US. US suffer from water pollution caused from fertilizers and pesticides. The country has limited sources of fresh water and requires a careful management.
Demography:
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Government:
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