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Trade Pact With Canada Boosts Some Sectors, Hurts Lumber
The article analyzes the 1936 reciprocal trade pact with Canada, noting shifts in exports and imports from 1934 to 1935, the MFN framework, and sector impacts. Lumber, dairy, and milk sectors fear losses while machinery, autos, farm equipment, and electrical goods stand to gain. consumer prices may fall and political reactions vary across regions.
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William C. Utley
Canada
Roosevelt
Washington
Mackenzine King
Cordell Hull
Belgium
Brazil
Colombia
Cuba
Haiti
Sweden
United States
John W. O'Leary
The
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Great Britain
Toronto
Maritimes
Ontario
Quebec
New England
Canadian
North America