Abstract
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to evaluate the economic interventions of the United States, Mexico and Canada that share historical interactions within a free trade agreement (USMCA), formerly known as NAFTA, during the financial crisis of 2008–2009 using time-series analysis. First, we explain the context and dealt with USMCA. Then, the interrupted time series (ITS) methodology is applied in evaluating government economic intervention. Third, a discussion of findings is presented showing as well as how the evaluation stands next to similar studies. Finally, further research is important in evaluating government economy-based interventions for future case scenarios are suggested.
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