President Trump retaliated against China's export controls on rare earths after suggesting he also would cancel a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.| CNBC
A renegotiated NAFTA that satisfies Trump would benefit the U.S. -- but only its abrogation would benefit most Canadians.| Columns Archives – The Independent
Reading Time: 3minutes As NATO secretary general Mark Rutte sat quietly beside U.S. president Donald Trump in an Oval Office press conference March 13, the president declared that Canada, a key NATO nation, should willingly submit to American dominance. The post Lutnick suggests U.S. to eventually make new bilateral trade deals appeared first on Country Guide.| Country GuideOpinion, Agriculture News & Resources - Country Guide
Prime Minister Mark Carney recently declared that, “Canada is the most European of non-European countries.” With Chile, Argentina and Australia (among many others) likely to object to such a characterization, Peter Shawn Taylor’s counterclaim that Canada is the “most U.S. of all non-U.S. countries” seems a much safer bet, given the centuries of shared history, geography, culture and trade. In this latest installment of C2C Journal’s Restoring Canada Special Series, Taylor examines...| C2C Journal
The lesson from Baghdad to Buffalo is the same: If you don't fix the fundamentals, no amount of tariff tinkering will bring back prosperity.| Reason.com
Trade has made onetime luxury items common and, yes, ‘cheap’—while raising living standards along the way.| The Dispatch
The trade war is a metastasis of big government, and Canada is wrong to respond to it by empowering government at the expense of individuals| Double Aspect
Anyone advocating neoliberal policies is now persona non grata in Washington, D.C.| Reason.com
Qualcomm went to Washington, D.C. this week to push for better trade and IP protection for the tech industry.| Internet News