The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been a huge success for the United States and its NAFTA partners. It has helped Americans work smarter, earn more and increase purchasing power. It has contributed to more trade, higher productivity, better jobs, and higher wages. In ten years of NAFTA, total trade among the three countries has more than doubled, from $306 billion to $621 billion in 2003. Below are a series of fact sheets, reports, and materials from the NAFTA Free Trade Commission, which met in Montreal on the 10th anniversary of the agreement.