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The International Monetary Structure

Bill Clinton Signs NAFTA

Bill Clinton Signs NAFTA

In this picture, President Bill Clinton signs the North American Free Trade Agreement into law. NAFTA, a free trade area between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, is an example of the importance of regional trade blocs to the international monetary structure. NAFTA is also an example of the U.S.' s disproportionate power in determining the direction of the international monetary structure.

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