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Canada-US Softwood Lumber Agreement
An analysis of the advantages and disadvantages to Canada of the Softwood Lumber Agreement between Canada and the United States.
# 99532 | 1,553 words | 16 sources | MLA | 2007 | US
Published on Nov 12, 2007 in Business (Industries) , Economics (International) , International Relations (U.S.) , Canadian Studies (Misc.)


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Description:

This paper discusses the Softwood Lumber Agreement between Canada and the United States, which aims to resolve a longstanding trade dispute between Canada and the United States. It describes the advantages and disadvantages of the agreement, as well as the interests of the provincial and federal governments. The paper also discusses the history of the dispute and the role of the Quebec Forest Industry Council.

From the Paper:

"This approach to lobbying the federal and provincial governments becomes understandable when we view other documents on the QFIC website, such as its statement of condemnation of the previous Liberal government in Ottawa in November 2005 for not doing enough to supply aid to the Quebec lumber industry. In this the QFIC reiterated to the federal government that the member companies of the organization were suffering under the current ongoing dispute, and that approximately US$1.2 billion in export duties charged by the United States government lay in the United States; money that the QFIC asserted was not only rightfully the money of the exporters, but that it also was desperately needed by many struggling companies in the industry in Quebec (QFIC). As an institutional interest group with a range of members, a collective memory and extensive resources (Stanbury and Moore 229), the QFIC represents a potent force in this particular area as may be seen in the Bloc Quebecois decision to support the minority federal government and insure passage of the agreement."

Sample of Sources Used:

  • Barlow, Maude. "Global Showdown: The Future of Democracy in the Era of Economic Globalization." Canada and the New World Economic Order. Toronto: Captus, 2001, pp.389-402.
  • Barrows, David and Cotsomitis, John. "Canada's Global Competitiveness." Canada and the New World Economic Order. Toronto: Captus, 2001, pp.3-33.
  • Barrows, David and Cotsomitis, John. "International Trade and Investments." Canada and the New World Economic Order. Toronto: Captus, 2001, pp.144-177.
  • Beg, Farhan, Fallahsadeh, Steven, Gumiran, Alfred, Starr, Hovius, Liu, Kevin, Misir, Vrindra, Ramdeo, Rajiv, Scott, James. "The Canada-US Softwood Lumber Dispute." Between Public and Private: Reading and Cases on Canada's Mixed Economy. Ed. Diane Jurkowski and George Eaton. Toronto: Captus Press, 2003, 482-514.
  • Brean, Donald. "Canada's Economy: Structure and Performance." Canada and the New World Economic Order. Toronto: Captus, 2001, pp.33-57.

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