29 June, 2005

canada and the ‘china syndrome’

The Toronto Star has a reasonably balanced article on the emerging trade war between the U.S. and China, and Canada’s place in averting it.

Call it the new China Syndrome. Canadian Finance Minister Ralph Goodale has been wrestling with it. So has U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. And if something isn’t done about it, some policy makers fear the resulting impact could destabilize the global economy. Their
dilemma is this: Many of China’s trade partners — and especially the
United States — are saying cheap Chinese goods are flowing into North
America, flooding their markets and destroying jobs.

by @ 3:35 am. Filed under China, Money, Asia, East Asia, Economy, Northeast Asia, Current Affairs, Eli Alberts

2 Responses to “canada and the ‘china syndrome’”

  1. Colorado Bicycling Says:

    True North strong and free (from cheap imports)

    Canadian bicycle companies are seeking trade protection from Chinese and other Asian imports. They’re asking the Canadian government for either a tariff or numeric limits on cheap imports.

  2. Richard Masoner Says:

    Sorry about the duplicate trackbacks — Haloscan hiccuped.

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