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Don’t try to punish Donald Trump’s America with tariffs. Do this instead (opens the original)
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Canadians are rightly upset by U.S. tariffs. Cries have become louder that Canada should go on the offensive and deny access to critical minerals or put export taxes on electricity sales to pressure Washington into a trade truce. But the real question is not how much short-term trade pain Canada can inflict on the United States, but how Canada can use this opportunity for long-term gain by building a stronger, resilient economy at home. That is why Canada must play defence, not offence. Many Can
Don’t try to punish Donald Trump’s America with tariffs. Do this instead (opens the original)
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Canadians are rightly upset by U.S. tariffs. Cries have become louder that Canada should go on the offensive and deny access to critical minerals or put export taxes on electricity sales to pressure Washington into a trade truce. But the real question is not how much short-term trade pain Canada can inflict on the United States, but how Canada can use this opportunity for long-term gain by building a stronger, resilient economy at home. That is why Canada must play defence, not offence. Many Can
Don’t try to punish Donald Trump’s America with tariffs. Do this instead (opens the original)
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Wolfgang Alschner holds the Hyman Soloway Chair in Business and Trade Law at the University of Ottawa. Canadians are rightly upset by U.S. tariffs. Cries have become louder that Canada should go on the offensive and deny access to critical minerals or put export taxes on electricity sales to pressure Washington into a trade truce. But the real question is not how much short-term trade pain Canada can inflict on the United States, but how Canada can use this opportunity for long-term gain by buil
Don’t try to punish Donald Trump’s America with tariffs. Do this instead (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Canadians are rightly upset by U.S. tariffs. Cries have become louder that Canada should go on the offensive and deny access to critical minerals or put export taxes on electricity sales to pressure Washington into a trade truce. But the real question is not how much short-term trade pain Canada can inflict on the United States, but how Canada can use this opportunity for long-term gain by building a stronger, resilient economy at home. That is why Canada must play defence, not offence. Many Can
Don’t try to punish Donald Trump’s America with tariffs. Do this instead (opens the original)
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Wolfgang Alschner holds the Hyman Soloway Chair in Business and Trade Law at the University of Ottawa. Canadians are rightly upset by U.S. tariffs. Cries have become louder that Canada should go on the offensive and deny access to critical minerals or put export taxes on electricity sales to pressure Washington into a trade truce. But the real question is not how much short-term trade pain Canada can inflict on the United States, but how Canada can use this opportunity for long-term gain by buil
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