CUSMA breakdown could mean hundreds of thousands of jobs, trillions of dollars lost: report
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As much as I am not a fan of Carney, Leblanc and the conservative wing of the liberal party, I must say that many previous governments are to blame for letting our economy get completely intertwined with our bat-shit crazy neighbour. https://www. cbc.ca/news/business/trade-ren egotiation-impact-report-9.7303374 # CdnPoli
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Relax people, Trump is not going to be President for that long. Remember that the American importers are hit tremendously by the tariffs and remember that much of what Canada sells over there, America cannot produce by itself. The current data centers craze in the US is soaking up all the available electricity that Aluminum plants would need…
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CUSMA breakdown could mean hundreds of thousands of jobs, a trillion dollars lost: report As trade talks aimed at avoiding fresh U.S. tariffs continue, a new report is warning that the breakdown… # Canada
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Makes sense to me Would I rather make 80,000 and have control of my autonomy Or 100,000 being at the mercy of someone who could screw me over at anytime I’d choose option 1 Poorer does not mean flat broke
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Well this is for both countries. It is 102k for Canada alone. It indicates it'll cost Canada 271 billion by 2035 which is a little different than what the headline proposes.
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thousand miles of deep ocean water. You need your product to be competitive in those other markets. Shipping across ocean is expensive.
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Well what is stopping Canadian firms from making transactions with firms in the 50 other countries we have free trade agreements with?
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It will be a messy break up but we must vow to never be in such a situation ever again for the sake of our future generations.
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He doesn't have the power to do it, do you really think he will be stopped? He's barely been stopped on anything else.
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I was also told this hurts Canada more than the US, but jobs and economic reports seem to indicate otherwise.