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No official details of the new NAFTA deal (not being called the USMCA) have been released yet, but there are some rumors about access to the dairy market and duty free limits. But will the deal be beneficial to Canada?
No official details of the new NAFTA deal (not being called the USMCA) have been released yet, but there are some rumors about access to the dairy market and duty free limits. But will the deal be beneficial to Canada?
Do you like the idea of government mandating prices on consumer goods? Imagine if there is a rise in the price of fruits and vegetables in the winter. Is it a good idea for the government to step in and cover the additional costs so Canadians keep paying the same?
Do you like the idea of government mandating prices on consumer goods? Imagine if there is a rise in the price of fruits and vegetables in the winter. Is it a good idea for the government to step in and cover the additional costs so Canadians keep paying the same?
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Special Interest and the New USMCA
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Tuesday, 2 October 2018 15:54
It’s surprising that some of the reaction toward the new trade agreement seems to focus only on the uneasy feelings of the poultry and dairy industry.