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CETA and Nova Scotia: Who Pays for 'Free' Trade?
Angela Giles
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Leanne MacMillan
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Christine Saulnier
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Negotiations on the Comprehensive and Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) were officially launched in 2009. The Canadian government claims the agreement will be finalized by the end of 2012. Close consideration of the probable costs and benefits of the CETA for Nova Scotia reveals that the agreement's benefits are being oversold, while its costs and consequences are minimized or even ignored. The lack of transparency about the specifics, the complexity of the CETA negotiations and the lack of up-to-date specific data related to Nova Scotia make this analysis difficult to undertake, but all the more important. This report is a step toward remedying the unjustifiable lack of transparency about the CETA and in stimulating much-needed public debate about its potential impacts on Nova Scotia.
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Title
CETA and Nova Scotia: Who Pays for 'Free' Trade?
Contributors
Angela Giles
,
Leanne MacMillan
,
Christine Saulnier
Publisher
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Nova Scotia Office
Publication date
2012-10-01
Pages
42 p.
eBook ISBN
9781771250375
LC Subjects
Canada - Foreign economic relations - European Union countries.
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European Union countries - Foreign economic relations - Canada.
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Nova Scotia - Foreign economic relations - European Union countries.
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European Union countries - Foreign economic relations - Nova Scotia.
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Nova Scotia - Economic conditions.
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Nova Scotia - Economic policy.
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Canada - Commercial treaties.
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Europe - Commercial treaties.
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