However, many researchers and commentators have entered the debate to highlight that the demise of corporate trade deals like NAFTA (or the current neoliberal global
trade regime more broadly) would not plunge the Canadian economy into chaos.
Not exact matches
Nova Scotia will require industrial facilities generating 50,000 tonnes or
more of greenhouse gas emissions per year to report emissions under its proposed cap and
trade regime.
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia will require industrial facilities generating 50,000 tonnes or
more of greenhouse gas emissions per year to report emissions under its proposed cap and
trade regime, although key details such as the actual caps and their effect on consumers are yet to be released.
In short, while protecting those hurt by a free
trade regime should remain a priority, there are policy steps that can be taken that would have a
more direct effect on living standards than
trade policy.
Conversely, a
more restrictive
trade regime could raise costs for goods, potentially decreasing consumer spending and diminishing growth.
The
Trade Justice Network (TJN) is a network comprised of environmental, labour, cultural, farming, social justice and other civil society organizations that aims to raise awareness about free trade agreements and advocates for a more sustainable, fair and socially just international trade re
Trade Justice Network (TJN) is a network comprised of environmental, labour, cultural, farming, social justice and other civil society organizations that aims to raise awareness about free
trade agreements and advocates for a more sustainable, fair and socially just international trade re
trade agreements and advocates for a
more sustainable, fair and socially just international
trade re
trade regime.
The TJN has long called for a
more equitable, socially just and sustainable model for global
trade; and so, in the context of NAFTA, the TJN is continuing to work to present alternatives to the current global
trade regime.
It is
more than a little bewildering how a
trade deal negotiated by the Stephen Harper
regime — widely recognized as one of the most reactionary governments in Canadian history — can by some magical process become a truly progressive agreement because the government — not the agreement — changed.
It emphasizes the need for a
more sustainable, equitable and socially just international
trade regime.
We need a fairer,
more socially just and
more sustainable international
trade regime.
There is simply no comparison with the strict
regime imposed on
trade union political donations and the far
more lax arrangements that are in place for the corporate donors and tax exiles who bankroll the Tory Party.
More importantly, however, science alone does not and can not tell us if cap - and -
trade or other greenhouse gas regulatory
regimes are a good idea; many other factors — particularly economic consequences — must be considered to answer this question.
Some economists believe a simple tax on greenhouse gas emissions makes
more sense than the elaborate cap - and -
trade regime for carbon dioxide envisioned by Evolution and other players in the nascent market.
This has benefitted competitive authoritarian
regimes insofar as increased regional alliances have made isolation
more difficult and impractical due to the benefits of increased
trade, investment, and diplomatic cover provided by these organizations.
He raised taxes at a time when the average family was near or in starvation mode, he confiscated all of the nation's privately - owned gold and then promptly devalued the dollar by 40 % (reducing the buying power of any saved dollars by almost half overnight), he raised bank reserve requirements numerous times (taking yet
more cash out of the real economy so it could be hoarded in vaults), he actively supported a
trade war with tariffs that created massive global imbalances (some would argue ushering in the rise to power of fascist
regimes that would have had no chance in times of prosperity), and perhaps most damning, rather than plowing most of those raised tax dollars back into the stalled economy, he instead bought gold on the global markets for the government and sequestered it, keeping it from backing new dollars (monetary expansion, which most understand is required to turn a recession around) and instead further crushing the economy — and not just the US economy.
«As the story unfolds, the pair maintain a delightful banter centered as much around their sex life as their pursuit of artworks and the crooks who would
trade them for enough cash to finance a new and even
more nefarious Nazi
regime.
In the case of the China, seven pilot CO2 cap - and -
trade regimes at the local level are under development, while in the United States, California's ambitious AB - 32 cap - and -
trade system continues to make progress, and in the northeast, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is witnessing higher allowance auction prices due to the
more severe targets the RGGI states recently adopted.
For this reason, design of
trading regimes that have been created often reflect the economic interests of those with the financial ability to participate in the design of much
more than the interests of those who cant afford to hire experts and lobbyists.
I don't understand why an emissions
trading scheme would be better than a logically applied carbob tax or why it would be
more flexible and
more useful than a carbon tax
regime combined with other targeted measures.
These are: Implement a «carbon tax» (or make polluters pay); impose really tough emission standards; create a secure global
trade regime in low carbon fuels; develop ways of financing the transfer of the best available technology for creating and,
more importantly, saving energy; and require governments to invest in research and early - stage innovation.
«With competition
regimes emerging and strengthening in Asia, companies doing business here will need to invest
more resources to ensure compliance with the region's diverse laws and enforcement practices,» said Kaori Yamada, partner and co-head of Freshfields» Asia antitrust, competition and
trade practice.
In my Editorial in the latest issue of the Journal of World Investment and
Trade (which this blog reproduces), I interpret this Convention as a piece of constitutional reform of the international investment
regime and ask to which extent it can serve as a model for international investment law reform
more generally.
As landholder and land managers with particular interests in the conservation and forestry estates an in Crown land
more generally, Traditional Owners may be well - placed as players in a carbon emissions
trading regime, for example, through carbon credited vegetation management programs.
Moreover, a series of U.S. - friendly
regimes fell in elections throughout the continent, ushering in a wave of
more left - leaning presidencies less open to free -
trade agendas.