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China’s Emergence Is Affecting Canada-US Trade
By Paul Midler | November 6, 2007
While the US remains Canada’s most significant trade partner, China’s emergence has led to a decline in trade between the two North American countries. Exports from Canada to the US declined to 79% from a peak of 87% in 2002. China’s voracious appetite for resources is one cause of the decline. A weaker US dollar is also said to be a contributing factor.
Topics: China |
November 6th, 2007 at 7:42 pm
But meetings with the Dalai Lama just *piss* China off…
November 6th, 2007 at 7:48 pm
Rough day over here, you think I would have had the time to mix in a reference to the DL.