Canada’s Pivot to Asia Is Finally Real. The Challenge Is that neither Side Knows Much About the Other
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Canada's pivot to Asia is finally real. The challenge is that neither side knows much about the other
For four decades, Canadian commercial life has been organized around the belief that access to the U.S. market was a constant, rather than a variable.
The tariff dispute with Washington is pushing Canada to rethink decades of trade dependency. Asia appears to be the most promising alternative, although companies and consumers on both sides of the Pacific still know little about their opportunities and agreements.
Canada’s pivot to Asia is finally real. The challenge is that neither side knows much about the other
Come Sept. 8, some $20 billion’s worth of U.S. goods will be subject to Canadian counter-tariffs of up to 50%. They follow the 50% duties imposed by Washington on Canadian goods on Aug. 22. Yet U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed focus on Canada should be no surprise, after Washington declined…
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