Why were U.S. workers against the ratification of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1992?

It was perceived by many (such as myself) as having the ultimate result of devaluing the American dollar.

Answered by www123gul | 2024-06-10

A. They worried about losing jobs to developing countries where workers could be paid less. ;

Answered by nativedoll26 | 2024-06-16

U.S. workers opposed NAFTA's ratification in 1992 mainly due to fears of job losses, lower wages, and environmental degradation. Labor unions highlighted concerns that companies would relocate to Mexico, thus impacting American employment. The perception that NAFTA would benefit corporate interests at the expense of workers further fueled opposition to the agreement.
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Answered by www123gul | 2024-10-28