Mexican Agriculture Policies An Immigration Generator Hearing Before the Em
Mexican Agriculture Policies An Immigration Generator Hearing Before the Em
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This modernization, which was undertaken in anticipation of the NAFTA, is concentrating land ownership and wealth in the hands of the financial and political elites of Mexico, threatening a return to the days of pre -Revolution Mexico when 1% of the people owned 70% of the arable land.
64 There are presently ^^* million farmers in Mexico. It is estimated that three million of these farmers, and their families, could be forced off the land if the NAFTA is adopted. The NAFTA would facilitate the ...entry of large agribusinesses and corporate farming into Mexican agriculture while simultaneously reducing Mexican tariffs on corn and beans and dairy products, flooding the Mexican market and forcing out small Mexican farmers .
Although the Mexican economy is growing at an impressive rate, it is not growing fast enough to absorb all those entering the job market for the first time, let alone those displaced from their farms. Mr. Chairman, even the most enthusiastic proponents of the NAFTA could not predict that, under the NAFTA, the Mexican job market would expand fast enough to absorb the nine million Mexicans currently unemployed, to say nothing of the millions of farmers and farmworkers who would be displaced by the adoption of the NAFTA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This modernization, which was undertaken in anticipation of the NAFTA, is concentrating land ownership and wealth in the hands of the financial and political elites of Mexico, threatening a return to the days of pre -Revolution Mexico when 1% of the people owned 70% of the arable land.
64 There are presently ^^* million farmers in Mexico. It is estimated that three million of these farmers, and their families, could be forced off the land if the NAFTA is adopted. The NAFTA would facilitate the ...entry of large agribusinesses and corporate farming into Mexican agriculture while simultaneously reducing Mexican tariffs on corn and beans and dairy products, flooding the Mexican market and forcing out small Mexican farmers .
Although the Mexican economy is growing at an impressive rate, it is not growing fast enough to absorb all those entering the job market for the first time, let alone those displaced from their farms. Mr. Chairman, even the most enthusiastic proponents of the NAFTA could not predict that, under the NAFTA, the Mexican job market would expand fast enough to absorb the nine million Mexicans currently unemployed, to say nothing of the millions of farmers and farmworkers who would be displaced by the adoption of the NAFTA.
What to read after Mexican Agriculture Policies An Immigration Generator Hearing Before the Em?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Housing United States Congress House Committee On Gover to read onlineMoreLess
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