Today, more than ever, what happens in China represents both a challenge and an opportunity for Canadian businesses. Today, we issued a report that argues that Canada-China ties are quickly becoming one of Canada’s most important external relationships.
In our report entitled, Advancing Our Economic Ties With China: Three priorities for Canadian business, we present three elements to making Canada’s relationship with China more profitable: implementing a strategy of political engagement with China; removing barriers and irritants to more trade and better trade with China; and, improving the investment relationship with China.
We invite you to read our report.
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Budget 2012
- Pre-budget Consultations - Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance (October 31, 2011)
- Pre-Budget Consultations - Speaking Notes for Tina Kremmidas, Chief Economist to the House of Commons, Standing Committee on Finance (October 31, 2011)
Dispatches from Washington
This series, written by Paul Frazer, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Washington, DC-based Special Advisor on Canada-U.S. relations, provides briefs on issues and events that have implication for Canadian businesses. Mr. Frazer has over 15 years of experience in this area and is a well-known and influential player in Canada-U.S. issues. Mr. Frazer can be contacted at Paul.Frazer@3ClickSolutions.com.
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