I don't believe that free trade agreements solve all the problems, and I must admit that many of us who have testified on behalf of NAFTA, et cetera, perhaps overstated the benefits to be projected.
James Jones: “I don't believe that free trade agreements solve all the problems, and I must admit that many of us who have testified…”
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Jones reflects on the limitations of free trade agreements like NAFTA.
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