 Canada losing ground in trade with the U.S. OTTAWA � Canada's trade surplus with its largest economic partner fell to the lowest in almost two decades in October, a further sign that the cross-border relationship with America is becoming less critical to the economies of both nations.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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They can't, the USA economy depends from Canadian resources, and Canada needs US money, everything is associated.
I wouldn't say the USA depends on Canadian resources. I can't think of anything other than oil that the USA couldn't produce enough of to meet their needs. They just can't do it as cheaply as other nations.
They can't, the USA economy depends from Canadian resources, and Canada needs US money, everything is associated.
I wouldn't say the USA depends on Canadian resources. I can't think of anything other than oil that the USA couldn't produce enough of to meet their needs. They just can't do it as cheaply as other nations.
Idk if it's true but I've heard that every 2 seconds 30 trucks are crossing US -Canada border, it can say something about trade relations.
They can't, the USA economy depends from Canadian resources, and Canada needs US money, everything is associated.
I wouldn't say the USA depends on Canadian resources. I can't think of anything other than oil that the USA couldn't produce enough of to meet their needs. They just can't do it as cheaply as other nations.
How would one actually know something like that. That the US has mineral reserves to meet it's needs, albiet at a higher cost. You'd have to have some information about resources, which you don't.