‘Some analysts say a first step in diversifying and increasing trade with China is ending the trade war between the two countries. That would include Canada removing its 100 per cent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles — something the federal government is now reviewing.’
Certainly room to improve trade and build new investments. Tariffs hurt Canada more than anyone else.
Shoddy_Operation_742 on
We should consider a trade agreement with China so we can divest ourselves from the American ecosystem. The US is proving to be an unreliable partner these days.
alice2wonderland on
With the US careening down mobster / dictatorship alley all options for Canada need to be on the table. This is now the second time that the US has elected Trump. One can’t keep pretending it’s just a mistake as a result of gun culture, poor educational systems, and an overbearing religious system, but somehow the US will come to its senses „before it’s too late“ when they see how awful Trump is. It’s the second time they put this guy in power (somehow), and the US populace knew what he had done before but voted for him again. The rich and powerful within the US knew, yet they deliberately handed him money and empowered Trump’s regime. Yes, China is a dictatorship, but this is a time for Canada to examine all options – China and beyond. It’s time to reduce reliance on any one trading partner and increase national self reliance. Canada cannot afford to shy away from deals in the national interest just because the US may not like it. The US would prefer Canada to give up its nationhood, and will continue to try and „own“ Canada indirectly through economics if they can’t take the country by force.
RobsonSt on
No, no, no. Canada needs to disconnect with China as it falls. We need some distance from the EU for the same reason.
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‘Some analysts say a first step in diversifying and increasing trade with China is ending the trade war between the two countries. That would include Canada removing its 100 per cent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles — something the federal government is now reviewing.’
Certainly room to improve trade and build new investments. Tariffs hurt Canada more than anyone else.
We should consider a trade agreement with China so we can divest ourselves from the American ecosystem. The US is proving to be an unreliable partner these days.
With the US careening down mobster / dictatorship alley all options for Canada need to be on the table. This is now the second time that the US has elected Trump. One can’t keep pretending it’s just a mistake as a result of gun culture, poor educational systems, and an overbearing religious system, but somehow the US will come to its senses „before it’s too late“ when they see how awful Trump is. It’s the second time they put this guy in power (somehow), and the US populace knew what he had done before but voted for him again. The rich and powerful within the US knew, yet they deliberately handed him money and empowered Trump’s regime. Yes, China is a dictatorship, but this is a time for Canada to examine all options – China and beyond. It’s time to reduce reliance on any one trading partner and increase national self reliance. Canada cannot afford to shy away from deals in the national interest just because the US may not like it. The US would prefer Canada to give up its nationhood, and will continue to try and „own“ Canada indirectly through economics if they can’t take the country by force.
No, no, no. Canada needs to disconnect with China as it falls. We need some distance from the EU for the same reason.
[https://dailyreckoning.com/dont-fall-in-the-china-trap/](https://dailyreckoning.com/dont-fall-in-the-china-trap/)