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The Canada-US Free Trade Agreement and labour market adjustment in Canada

Beaulieu, Eugene - In: The Canadian journal of economics 33 (2000) 2, pp. 540-563

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Handbook on international trade policy

Kerr, William A. (ed.); Gaisford, James D. (contributor) - 2007

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Why are there trade agreements?

Gaisford, James D.; Hester, Annette - In: Handbook on international trade policy, (pp. 57-70). 2007

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Trade creation and trade diversion : analyzing the impact of regional trade agreements

Kendall, Lindsay; Gaisford, James D. - In: Handbook on international trade policy, (pp. 120-130). 2007

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Deadlock in Geneva : the battle over export subsidies in agriculture

Gaisford, James D.; Kerr, William A. - In: International economic journal 17 (2003) 2, pp. 1-17

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The new wave of trade agreements in the Americas : regionalism converging to globalization

Hester, Annette; Beaulieu, Eugene - In: Globalization in the twenty-first century : convergence …, (pp. 134-150). 2003

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The Comprehensive Trade Agreement with India : What's in It for Canada (or India for that Matter)?

Beaulieu, Eugene - 2017

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is leading a mission to India from November 3 to 9, 2012. On this, his second official visit to India, Harper will meet with the prime minister of India, Manmohan Singh, with the stated goal of strengthening trade and investment links between the two countries. In...

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The Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement and Labour Market Adjustment in Canada

Beaulieu, Eugene - 2000

Evidence suggests that the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (CUSTA) had almost no effect on earnings and had a small negative effect on manufacturing employment. Theory suggests that a change in trade policy may affect skilled and less-skilled workers differently. The labour market consequences...

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