Sentences with phrase «trade agreement really»

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«This is really a matter of a trade agreement between two provinces, and it's between the two provinces to work out,» he said.

«The time that we locked ourselves in a room and came up with a trade agreement... and only the most devoted nerd really cared, those times are gone.

There are older free - trade agreements between Canada and the U.S. that could kick in — but no one really knows for sure.

OTTAWA — Donald Trump needs to butt out as a hovering presence over the North American Free Trade Agreement talks and U.S. lawmakers must come clean about what they really think of the deal, says a veteran Liberal MP.

Canadian Minister of International Trade Chrystia Freeland also recently promoted the agreement, stating «This is really a gold - plated trade deal,» and adding that CETA's ratification will give Canada access to a market of 500 million peTrade Chrystia Freeland also recently promoted the agreement, stating «This is really a gold - plated trade deal,» and adding that CETA's ratification will give Canada access to a market of 500 million petrade deal,» and adding that CETA's ratification will give Canada access to a market of 500 million people.

But the tightening of retail trade for foreign goods has triggered questions about how «free», Australia's free trade agreement with China really is.

Preventing a demagogue is hard in democracy, because democracy requires informed electorate, and many people do not care (or are prevented by economic hardships of life) to get informed enough, and / or many questions are really complicated and might have complicated long - term consequences (like: will abandoning Pacific Trade agreement allow China to control trade in Pacific by bilateral agreemTrade agreement allow China to control trade in Pacific by bilateral agreemtrade in Pacific by bilateral agreements)

Sector rotation is a common trading and investment theme, but there is little agreement on what it really means.

Eric Henry: I guess it started when we were a really successful business, dealing with brands like Nike, Gap, Tommy Hilfiger etc, and then NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement] came along, and within two years we lost about 90 % of our business.

We should really be doing more free trade deals with other countries, such as the Canada - European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreetrade deals with other countries, such as the Canada - European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade AgreeTrade Agreement.