Falling into Bush's Mexican trade trap

Article Abstract:

Bush is promoting the North American Free Trade Agreement to win votes, but the treaty could have disastrous consequences for the Canadian economy. The agreement will benefit primarily the US by providing its industry cheap labor from Mexico and cheap resources from Canada.

Economic policy, Bush, George H.W.

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Clinton's concession

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Canadian officials are delighted with Clinton's decision to pospone part of the Helms-Burton Act that would have given Americans the right to sue foreign companies dealing with Cuba that are involved in property confiscation.

Laws, regulations and rules, Clinton, Bill, International relations, Cuban foreign relations, Cuba, Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law), International trade regulation

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Clearing the air to competition

Article Abstract:

Air fares continue to rise and competition among airlines continues to grow in Canada. The solution is for Canada to keep its open-skies policy, which would allow US carriers the use of Canadian routes.

Economic aspects, Airlines, Deregulation, Air travel

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