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  1. Trade and US Relations Commentary Archive
  2. Trade and US Relations Commentary Archive

Trade and US Relations Commentary Archive

Hillary and Trump target U.S. outward direct investment (could hurt Canada)
By Steven Globerman | March 10, 2016
Blame Obama if the Trans-Pacific Partnership fails
By John R. Graham | March 3, 2016
U.S. suspicion of Chinese investment an opportunity for Canada
By Steven Globerman | March 1, 2016
How would a Bernie Sanders presidency affect Canada?
By Marc Law | March 1, 2016
Is the TPP a big deal for Canada?
By Steven Globerman | February 11, 2016
William Watson: About that $8 cauliflower—locavoring probably won’t help
By William Watson | January 29, 2016
Hillary Clinton’s anti-pharmaceutical campaign will hurt Canadian patients
By John R. Graham | January 25, 2016
Lifting of U.S. oil export ban no big deal for Canada
By Steven Globerman | January 20, 2016
Falling oil prices notwithstanding, Canadians still taxed heavily at the pump
By Todd Gabel | January 19, 2016
There are ways to help restore Canada’s troubled manufacturing sector
By Steven Globerman | January 11, 2016
Climate change was a weak reason to reject Keystone
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 8, 2016
Looking at 2016: the United States through a Canadian prism
By Steven Globerman | January 5, 2016
Fighting over meat-labelling rules isn’t ‘COOL’
By Steven Globerman | December 10, 2015
Single national labour market would benefit businesses and consumers in Canada
By Laura Dawson | December 9, 2015
Despite predictable opposition, pending trade deals would benefit Canada
By Herbert Grubel | December 2, 2015
Toward Free Trade in Canada: Five Things the Federal Government Can Do To Open our Internal Market
By Laura Dawson | November 26, 2015
Canadian forest product companies hit again by U.S. anti-dumping duties
By Steven Globerman | November 25, 2015
China displaces Canada as largest U.S. trade partner (though China’s bragging rights may be short-lived)
By Steven Globerman | November 16, 2015
No matter who wins in 2016, Obamacare will have to be renegotiated
By John R. Graham | November 13, 2015
Climate change a weak reason to reject Keystone XL
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 6, 2015
American manufacturing more nimble, efficient and capable of competing internationally
By Livio Di Matteo | November 2, 2015
Liberal victory may mean more cooperation with the U.S. but less growth
By Steven Globerman | October 26, 2015
‘Fair trade’ coercion clashes with university’s core philosophy
By John Chant | October 23, 2015
Lobbying helps preserve billions in transfers for Canada's milk producers
By Herbert Grubel | October 19, 2015
Free-market reform plan gains little traction in Republican race
By Steven Globerman | October 16, 2015