Which sector of the U.S. economy saw the most significant job losses often attributed to NAFTA?
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Correct answer: Manufacturing
Low-skill manufacturing jobs were the most susceptible to relocation. While the U.S. economy gained jobs in services and high-tech sectors, the 'Rust Belt' regions suffered from the closure of traditional factories.
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