NAFTA - Canadian Statistics

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39270168

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This paper examines how trade liberalization and fluctuations in real exchange rates affect export-market entry/exit and plant-level productivity. It uses the experience of Canadian manufacturing plants over three separate periods that featuring different rates of bilateral tariff reduction and differing movements in bilateral real exchange rates. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

6/25/2010

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Canada

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6/25/2010

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39269801

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Report examines the simultaneous effects of real-exchange-rate movements and of tariff reductions on plant death in Canadian manufacturing industries between 1979 and 1996. [exchange rates, NAFTA]

Publication Date:

4/14/2010

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Canada

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4/16/2010

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39268645

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This paper examines the challenges that the manufacturing sector has faced over the last half century focusing on both long- and short-term performance. It first examines whether there is evidence that this sector is in long-term decline. The paper also investigates how the industry has responded to specific shocks during this period from exchange-rate movements, trade liberalization [NAFTA] and business cycles.

Publication Date:

7/28/2009

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Online

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Canada

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7/28/2009

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39267581

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Poll of Canadian and U.S. respondents. Includes: When it comes to energy supplies for your home and vehicles, what is most important to you? (Having energy supplies that are inexpensive, Having energy supplies that are clean [green consumers], Having energy supplies that are dependable)

Right now, which one of the following directives do you think should be the most important priority for international energy policy? (Expanding exploration, mining and drilling, and building new power plants, Conserving energy and resources, and regulating energy use and prices [energy efficiency])

In our opinion, how important is the U.S./Canada, its policies or its markets for a source of prescription drugs for Canadian/American consumers?

Guaranteed American access to Canadian oil and natural gas is a key provision of the free trade agreement between the U.S. and Canada. Does this make you more likely to support Canada / U.S. free trade, less likely to support free trade, or does it make no difference? [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

11/26/2008

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Online

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Canada, U.S.

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12/1/2008

ID #:

39267309

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Survey of Canadians CEOs and business leaders on their support for various recommendations to renegotiate NAFTA (e.g. Canada and the U.S. should agree on a common system for inspecting and tracking all containers from their point of origin whether in North America or overseas, NAFTA should move to a common external tariff, especially on non-agricultural imports, Water exports should be prohibited)

Publication Date:

10/2/2008

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Canada

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10/6/2008

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39266992

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Public opinion on NAFTA. Includes: As you may know, Canada, the United States and Mexico have been partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) since 1994. Overall, which one of the three countries do you think has benefited the most from the agreement?

% agree: Canada should continue to be a member of NAFTA under the current terms, Canada should do whatever is necessary to renegotiate the terms of NAFTA, Canada should do whatever is necessary to leave NAFTA

How much do you think each of the following has benefited from NAFTA? (Canadian employers, Canadian manufacturers, Canadian tourists, Canadian workers, The Canadian economy in general)

Publication Date:

7/21/2008

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Online

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Canada, provinces

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7/30/2008

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39266867

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Poll of Canadians and U.S. on the most important issue facing Canada/U.S. today. % reporting: Economic/unemployment, Gasoline prices, Environmental, Health care, Social/moral, Iraq/Afghanistan/terrorism/foreign policy, Energy/oil, Politics.

Also perceived affect of NAFTA (Free Trade) - which country benefited more, Attitudes towards U.S./Canada, Would you describe Canadians/Americans as essentially different/same. [consumer confidence]

Publication Date:

6/28/2008

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Canada, U.S.

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Posted/Updated:

7/8/2008

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39266825

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This paper investigates the productivity effects of the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Canadian manufacturing. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

5/7/2008

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Canada

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6/29/2008

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39266615

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Survey of western Canadians on International trade by province. Includes: Priority of expanding Canada’s international trade relationships, Impact of increased international free trade (Western Canada) [NAFTA], Should Canada's relationship with the U.S. be stronger? Interprovincial trade barriers should be removed

Publication Date:

5/21/2008

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Online

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Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, B.C.

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5/22/2008

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39266360

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Public opinion on who has benefited the most from NAFTA, % would renegotiate trade agreement.

Publication Date:

3/10/2008

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Online

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Canada, provinces

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4/14/2008

ID #:

39265788

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This report examines the affect of NAFTA (Free trade) on the Canadian economy, twenty years after it was first established.

Publication Date:

12/28/2007

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Canada

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1/21/2008

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39265392

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Total NAFTA apparel market by country (Canada, Mexico, Canada) - 2006, Canadian apparel balance of trade (total imports vs. total exports) - 2000 - 2006.

Publication Date:

6/11/2007

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Canada

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11/17/2007

ID #:

39265178

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An economic study that examines a wide range of data showing Canada's economic performance before and after free trade. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

10/2/2007

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Canada

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10/3/2007

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39265142

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Survey to measure the support for free trade in Canada and U.S. on the 20th anniversary of its negotiation. Includes: How would rate the importance of free trade between Canada and the U.S. on enabling North American companies to compete globally? On ensuring North American's future economic prosperity?

Would the country be better off, worse off or would there be no impact if there was no free trade agreement? Do you support the enhancing the free movement of people between Canada and the U.S.? Do you support creating stronger economic ties between Canada and the U.S.? Do you support the building of more integrated infrastructure between the two countries?

Result by country (U.S. & Canada), age group, education, income and region. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

9/30/2007

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Online

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Canada, provinces, U.S., regions

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10/1/2007

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39264034

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Overview of Canada's Automotive sector compared to NAFTA partners. Includes: Total vehicle sales, Total vehicle production, Assembly employment, Parts mfg. Employment, Vehicles produced per assembly employee, Vehicles sold per 1000 citizens, Canadian light vehicle production by individual company, by segment (small, medium, large, luxury, van, pick-up, sport utility, cross-over vehicle)

Average hourly manufacturing wages, Annual Employment, Annual new capital expenditures,

Publication Date:

2/23/2007

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Canada

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2/23/2007

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39263591

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This paper looks at how Canada's trade in clothing has changed since 1989, particularly in response to the liberalization of trade that began with free trade with the United States (NAFTA) and culminated in the lowering of trade barriers with less-developed countries, notably China.

Includes % share of clothing imports held by U.S., Bangladesh and China. Employment in Canadian clothing sector, production levels.

Publication Date:

12/7/2006

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Canada

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12/7/2006

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39263372

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This report examines Canadian-based multinational enterprises (MNEs) and their responses to the FTA-NAFTA. Includes: Strategic reasons for establishing in Canada, % stated that the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have had a positive effect on their firm, Rating of the strengths/weaknesses of their Canadian subsidiary, compared with their most important local competitor.

Publication Date:

11/6/2006

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Online

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Canada

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11/10/2006

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39263270

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Survey of Canadian CEOs and business leaders. How would you describe Canada U.S. relations (better or worse than historically) What do you see as the most important Canada- U.S. issue that needs to be resolved? (Border crossing issues/security, Improved trade relations/NAFTA/BSE/Softwood, Improve our relationship with U.S./U.S. protectionism, Arctic sovereignty, Missile defence)

Publication Date:

10/30/2006

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Canada

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10/30/2006

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39262331

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This report measures Canada's regional integration in manufacturing industries with that of the United States, and examines the regional impact of growing trade integration on productivity growth and select other economic performance variables. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

5/31/2006

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Canada, provinces

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5/31/2006

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39262252

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This paper examines the effect of trade liberalization on plant scale, production-run length and product diversification [free trade, NAFTA]

Publication Date:

5/19/2006

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Canada

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5/19/2006

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39261948

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This paper investigates the effect of the NAFTA on the level of product diversification and specialization in the Canadian manufacturing sector.

Publication Date:

3/24/2005

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Canada

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4/11/2006

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39261565

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This paper uses firm-level data from the T2/LEAP to investigate whether the link between tariff changes and employment differed across firms with various productivity and leverage characteristics over the period 1988 to 1994. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

6/22/2005

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Canada

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3/3/2006

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39261566

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Report examines whether trade liberalization affects profitability and financial leverage, using Canadian data from the period following implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement. [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

6/22/2005

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Canada

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3/3/2006

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39261502

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The objective of this research project is to substantiate the growing significance, scope, and nature of cross-border regional economic relationships. Includes a ranking of top U.S. states for each province based on four criteria: Bilateral Trade Intensity, Volume of Trade, Growth in Trade (1992-2004), Breadth of Provincial Exports [NAFTA]

Publication Date:

11/1/2005

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Online

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Provinces

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Posted/Updated:

2/24/2006

ID #:

14504

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Commentary on tourism trends to NAFTA countries (Canada, U.S., Mexico). Includes some overview data and graphs on numbers of visitors.

Publication Date:

12/13/2005

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Quarterly

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Online

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Canada, U.S., Mexico

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12/14/2005


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