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Trump’s trade ‘tweaks’ may substantially impact Canadian economy
By Steven Globerman | February 16, 2017
If NAFTA falls—the implications for Canada
By Steven Globerman | February 2, 2017
Trump’s judgments on prices may keep Canadian companies guessing
By Steven Globerman | January 16, 2017
Trump border tax plan may harm Canadian-based companies
By Steven Globerman | January 6, 2017
Trump’s NAFTA plans—what they mean for Canada
By Steven Globerman | November 28, 2016
Trump win puts Canadian trade policy at a crossroads
By Steven Globerman | November 10, 2016
AT&T bid for Time Warner may help inform Canadian broadcasting policy
By Steven Globerman | November 1, 2016
Stronger worldwide patent protection key to medical advances
By Steven Globerman | October 18, 2016
Renewed softwood lumber dispute may fan U.S. protectionist flames in other industries
By Steven Globerman | October 18, 2016
Intellectual Property Rights and the Promotion of Biologics, Medical Devices, and Trade in Pharmaceuticals
By Steven Globerman, Kristina M.L. Acri, née Lybecker, Christopher Sands, Tomas J. Philipson | October 14, 2016
Softwood lumber trade dispute beginning to boil again
By Steven Globerman | September 21, 2016
Canada’s closer ties to China may strain ties with U.S.
By Steven Globerman | September 7, 2016
Waning U.S. productivity growth threatens Canada’s economic health
By Steven Globerman | August 22, 2016
Hillary’s plans won’t help Canada’s trade performance
By Steven Globerman | August 9, 2016
Trump continues to hammer NAFTA, and if elected, could likely terminate the agreement
By Steven Globerman | July 27, 2016
Tax reform may be prominent issue in U.S. election, with implications for Canada
By Steven Globerman | July 12, 2016
Worsening U.S.-China trade relations will likely slow economic growth in Canada
By Steven Globerman | June 28, 2016
Is the U.S. economy headed for stagflation?
By Steven Globerman | June 15, 2016
CRTC at a crossroads
By Steven Globerman | June 3, 2016
Warning for Canada—government red tape burdens U.S. productivity
By Steven Globerman | May 30, 2016
Technological Change and Its Implications for Regulating Canada's Television Broadcasting Sector
By Steven Globerman | May 25, 2016
Single-payer health care and presidential politics
By Steven Globerman | May 2, 2016
U.S. budget deficit: What it means for Canada?
By Steven Globerman | April 19, 2016
Tax rulings make U.S. less attractive for Canadian companies
By Steven Globerman | April 11, 2016
Trump, Clinton, Cruz, Canada, and the battle for brainpower
By Steven Globerman | March 29, 2016
Should Canadians directly subsidize high-speed Internet service in rural and remote areas?
By Steven Globerman | March 15, 2016
Hillary and Trump target U.S. outward direct investment (could hurt Canada)
By Steven Globerman | March 10, 2016
U.S. suspicion of Chinese investment an opportunity for Canada
By Steven Globerman | March 1, 2016
Is the TPP a big deal for Canada?
By Steven Globerman | February 11, 2016
CRTC suspends regular rules so Canadians can watch Super Bowl commercials
By Steven Globerman | February 5, 2016
Patient user fees are compatible with universal health care
By Steven Globerman | January 29, 2016
User fees can improve efficiency of Canada’s health-care system
By Steven Globerman | January 27, 2016
Select Cost Sharing in Universal Health Care Countries
By Steven Globerman | January 21, 2016
Lifting of U.S. oil export ban no big deal for Canada
By Steven Globerman | January 20, 2016
There are ways to help restore Canada’s troubled manufacturing sector
By Steven Globerman | January 11, 2016
Looking at 2016: the United States through a Canadian prism
By Steven Globerman | January 5, 2016
Fighting over meat-labelling rules isn’t ‘COOL’
By Steven Globerman | December 10, 2015
Canadian forest product companies hit again by U.S. anti-dumping duties
By Steven Globerman | November 25, 2015
China displaces Canada as largest U.S. trade partner (though China’s bragging rights may be short-lived)
By Steven Globerman | November 16, 2015
Liberal victory may mean more cooperation with the U.S. but less growth
By Steven Globerman | October 26, 2015
Free-market reform plan gains little traction in Republican race
By Steven Globerman | October 16, 2015
The Trump and Bush tax reform plans would change business-as-usual
By Steven Globerman | October 5, 2015
Canada faces increased competition in U.S. market
By Steven Globerman | August 21, 2015
Keystone pipeline veto: What’s it mean for North American economic integration?
By Steven Globerman | July 21, 2015
An Economic Assessment of the Investment Canada Act
By Steven Globerman | May 13, 2015
Canadian Content is Dead; Long Live Canadian Content
By Steven Globerman | October 8, 2014
The Benefits of Incremental Innovation
By Steven Globerman, Kristina M.L. Acri, née Lybecker | June 19, 2014
Rewriting the script for Canada's cultural policies
By Steven Globerman | March 17, 2014
Entertainment Industries, Government Policies, and Canada's National Identity
By Steven Globerman | March 12, 2014
Reducing Wait Times for Health Care: What Canada Can Learn from Theory and International Experience
By Steven Globerman | October 8, 2013