Presente y futuro de las relaciones comerciales de Canadá y Estados Unidos frente a los nuevos desafíos

Q3 Social Sciences

Norteamerica Pub Date : 2014-07-01 DOI:10.20999/nam.2014.b006

Delia Montero C. (Profesora investigadora) , Enrique Pino Hidalgo (Profesor investigador)

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Abstract

The authors analyze China’s impact on U.S.-Canadian trade. Despite Canada’s having lost its historic position as the United States’ first trade partner due to the hike in Chinese exports to the U.S. market, this has not affected the structure of their commercial operations. Chinese exports to the U.S. are mainly labor– and capital-intensive manufactured goods, while Canadian exports are mainly natural resources and services. In addition, the two countries have defense and security accords that facilitate trade and allow the United States to deal better with external threats.

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加拿大和美国贸易关系的现状和未来面临新的挑战

作者分析了中国对美加贸易的影响。尽管由于中国对美国市场的出口增加，加拿大失去了美国第一大贸易伙伴的历史地位，但这并没有影响他们的商业运作结构。中国对美国的出口主要是劳动力和资本密集型制成品，而加拿大的出口主要是自然资源和服务。此外，两国还签署了促进贸易的国防和安全协定，使美国能够更好地应对外部威胁。

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Norteamerica Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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0.50

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20 weeks

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