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U.S. Chamber's Donohue: Exiting NAFTA Would Be a 'Costly Mistake'

Fourteen million American jobs depend on trade with Canada and Mexico, which are by far the U.S.’s largest export markets.

Sean Hackbarth
Senior Editor, Digital Content, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Published

September 24, 2017

With the latest round of NAFTA negotiations underway, U.S. Chamber President and CEO Tom Donohue took to pages ofThe Wall Street Journalto deliver this message [subscription required]:

Quitting Nafta would be an economic, political and national-security disaster.

Donohue explains:

Read the rest of Donohue's op-ed at The Wall Street Journal.

About the authors

Sean Hackbarth

Sean writes about public policies affecting businesses including energy, health care, and regulations. When not battling those making it harder for free enterprise to succeed, he raves about all things Wisconsin (his home state) and religiously follows the Green Bay Packers.

U.S. Chamber's Donohue: Exiting NAFTA Would Be a 'Costly Mistake'

About the authors

Sean Hackbarth

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