The Center for North American Studies meets high-priority national needs to provide objective analyses for rapid, precise responses to emerging trade and international policy issues. Priority programs include: (1) response to national and state priorities with economic impact analysis; (2) identification and analysis of crucial emerging international trade trends and issues; and (3) development and implementation of extension programs to educate key business and policy leaders. The Texas A&M University System – Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service lead CNAS programs and activities.
Recent Publications
- Economic Impacts of U.S. Imports of Fresh Produce from Mexico
- Peruvian Market for Texas Mohair
- Impact of Suspension of Juice Content on Imported Grapefruit from Mexico
- Texas Pecans World Market Analysis
- Texas Grapefruit World Market Analysis
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