MORGANTOWN – The devil might be in the details of a Trump administration-renegotiated North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that could end up hurting West Virginia even if it benefits the rest of the nation, a West Virginia University law professor said during a recent interview.
"West Virginia needs jobs, and NAFTA isn’t the problem," WVU Law Professor Alison Peck said during a The West Virginia Record email interview. "If we focus on fighting NAFTA we will lose our opportunity to demand that the federal government provide real support for business innovation here in West Virginia that will move our […]
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