Rumblings of Canada and a trade deal

[Missouri_Mike]

i can’t find the links right now but my phone is blowing up. Anyone have any details?

 

[depotoo]

NAFTA deal is done between U.S. and Canada...Canada to cede large part of dairy to U.S.

 

[BluesLegend]

Canada needs the USA, we don't need Canada.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Guess we will see what the details are but good job Trump. He at least got them back to bargaining.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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[ThunderKiss1965]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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Why don't you try and convince the dairy farmers in the US that this deal is a bad thing.

 

[The Original Tree]

Another win For President Trump. Another Promise made on The Campaign Trail, and another Promise Fulfilled.

Canada, US confirm new deal with Mexico updating NAFTA

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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Why don't you try and convince the dairy farmers in the US that this deal is a bad thing.

Never said it was a bad thing, it is much ado about nothing. While it could be good for the dairy farmers, it is less than a blip on the economy.

The extra sells they might get are a drop in the bucket compared to the damage to the rest of the Ag Industry that Trump has inflicted.


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[iceberg]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

 

[DOTR]

NAFTA deal is done between U.S. and Canada...Canada to cede large part of dairy to U.S.

That magnificent bastard. He did it. What must it be like to win constantly?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


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[Thinker101]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


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hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


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Don't know about you, minor changes are better than a lousy deal.

 

[iceberg]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com

hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


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Don't know about you, minor changes are better than a lousy deal.

we'll see. i'll hold judgement til we know more. happiness/anger by headlines is so yesterday.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com

hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


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Don't know about you, minor changes are better than a lousy deal.

Minor changes to a lousy deal still makes the deal lousy.

I think it is incorrect to call it lousy, look at where we are economically and tell me that have not benefited.

 

[Thinker101]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com

hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com

Don't know about you, minor changes are better than a lousy deal.

Minor changes to a lousy deal still makes the deal lousy.

I think it is incorrect to call it lousy, look at where we are economically and tell me that have not benefited.

NAFTA, 20 Years Later: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs? - Knowledge@Wharton

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minor tweaks and a new name...that is it.

They agreed to the automobile rules that Mexico did and they opened up 3.5% of their dairy market...less than a half a billion dollars worth.

They gave nothing on lumber, and nothing on steel or aluminum.


Sent from my iPhone using USMessageBoard.com

hoping someone does a comparison chart and trickle down effect/expectations so i can better understand.

I am sure we will get two versions of such a thing soon, both with the appropriate spin.

The changes were minor, nobody can dispute that.

The dairy thing will have zero impact on jobs or the economy and the automobile changes will have minimal effect at best.


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Don't know about you, minor changes are better than a lousy deal.

Minor changes to a lousy deal still makes the deal lousy.

I think it is incorrect to call it lousy, look at where we are economically and tell me that have not benefited.

NAFTA, 20 Years Later: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs? - Knowledge@Wharton

Depending on what you want the answer to be, you can find someone on the internet to support it.

 

[DOTR]

Mexico was never part of North America. In fact the common term for us in Mexico is "norteamericano". The change was made for political reasons.